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• Midway through, the piece reaches the practical limits of audibility.
• Couldn't those sounds be amplified into audibility?
• The noise cancellation technology increases audibility by reducing background noise such as traffic.
• This will increase the audibility of sounds downwind.
• Actors can declaim and rant and wail with gratifying audibility without worrying much about breaking character.
• The problem of audibility was now solved and the instrument could be incorporated in a band.
• Inner walls of the pods are lined with soundproof panels, which prevent echo and maximize audibility.
• It was at the absolute threshold of audibility, where it might have been real or imagined.
• In 0.8 seconds, you have four or five acoustic events at the threshold of audibility,
• Noise similar to that from air handling equipment is sometimes used in offices to mask audibility of speech.
• The lower limit of audibility is therefore defined as but the upper limit is not as clearly defined.
• That is, the ( cultural ) invisibility of the poetry reading is what makes its audibility so audacious.
• Begin to use oral language skills of pace, volume, emphasis, pronunciation, audibility, and appropriate language.
• In 1998, Benjamin and Gannon researched the audibility of jitter using listening tests ( Dunn 2003 : 34 ).
• The shape of the room is usually designed to allow good audibility for speakers from all parts of the room.
• The audibility of these harmonics is extremely sensitive to the position of one's ears relative to the pipes.
• Some criticism focused on the opacity of the plot, the apparent lack of attractive characters, and their audibility.
• Harmony was not only considered frivolous, impious, and lascivious, but an obstruction to the audibility of the words.
• Some radio monitoring hobbyists record ELF pitch, so that it can be brought into the audio frequency range for audibility.
• It's true that Irish music hasn't had high visibility ( audibility ? ) in concert-music circles.