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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"sound cue"”.

  1. The Effects of Sound Cue Characteristics on Overcoming Front/Back Localization Errors in a 3-D Auditory Display

    … the performance effects of adding an additional sound cue characteristic to a 3-D auditory display sound stimulus to increase localization accuracy. Previous literature has provided evidence that localization accuracy for direct front and direct back regions is significantly worse than that of …

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  2. Effect of Sound Cue Frequency Filters on Front/Back Localization Performance for Three-Dimensional Verbal and Non-Verbal Warnings

    … technological advances have been able to give sounds and warnings a three-dimensional quality (3D). This technology enables a person to perceive sound from any direction around the listener without having the sound physically come from that direction. Three-dimensional sounds have been shown to …

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  3. A production and production book of Emlyn Williams' Night Must Fall.

    … I, a lighting schedule, a light plot, a light cue sheet, costume descriptions, costume plates, and a sound cue sheet are also included in this thesis along with publicity articles, the poster, the program, the lobby display, the review, and the photographs of the thesis production.

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  4. The Role of Backreef Soundscapes and their Spatial Structure for Recruitment of Tropical Marine Larvae

    <p>Underwater sound is a cue used by many marine larvae to orient to coastal habitats including backreef, sponge-dominated hardbottom habitat in the Florida Keys (Florida, USA) – a particularly “noisy” coastal habitat. However, the distance over which acoustic cues are attractive to …

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