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Directional Recording and Analysis of Sounds from Musical Instruments
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2008The sound of musical instruments doesn't radiate omni directionally into the sound field. Moreover, each component of the sound (e.g. a partial) can have its own directivity pattern which, in turn, may also vary over time. In general, the radiated sound in free space will have a different timbre at different locations around the sound source.
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Analysis of the joint crack by simultaneous recording of sound and tension.
Journal of manipulative and physiological therapeutics, 1986In order to elucidate the significance of the noise often associated with a chiropractic adjustment, the joint crack has been analyzed using a simultaneous sound and tension recording system. It was found that, during the crack, which is a consistent double-peak wave, a drop in tension occurred immediately after the first sound wave, indicating ...
G M, Méal, R A, Scott
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Analysis and Model of Temporal Sound Attributes from Recorded Audio
Journal of the Audio Engineering SocietyA computational framework is proposed for analyzing the temporal evolution of perceptual attributes of sound stimuli. As a paradigm, the perceptual attribute of envelopment, which is manifested in different audio sound reproduction formats, is employed.
George Moiragias, John Mourjopoulos
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A New Technique for the Recording and Analysis of Heart Sounds and Murmurs
Cardiologia, 2008S, Rodbard, M, Keller
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Bratislavske lekarske listy, 1997
The objective registration of the human body functions is one of the main tasks of the modern and prospective medicine. The registration of the heart, brain, muscles etc. activity have a long tradition. The registration of sound processes, for instance coughing was not solved completely despite their diagnostic importance.
M, Vrabec, J, Korpás, L A, Debreczeni
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The objective registration of the human body functions is one of the main tasks of the modern and prospective medicine. The registration of the heart, brain, muscles etc. activity have a long tradition. The registration of sound processes, for instance coughing was not solved completely despite their diagnostic importance.
M, Vrabec, J, Korpás, L A, Debreczeni
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Analysis of Funeral Sounds in Each Region for Quantitative Recording of Forgotten Old Sounds
The Journal of Korean Institute of Communications and Information Sciences, 2020Sun Kyoung Lee, Jun Woo Lee, Dong Uk Cho
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Temporomandibular joint sounds: a critique of techniques for recording and analysis.
Journal of craniomandibular disorders : facial & oral pain, 1990Sonography, or the graphic recording of sounds, has been proposed as an objective measure of various pathological conditions in the temporomandibular joint. Various electronic devices have been developed to enhance our ability to auscultate the joint, monitor the timing of the sounds with jaw movement, and analyze the characteristics of the sound; the ...
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Application of wavelet transform in analysis of cough sound records
2023 24th International Conference on Computational Problems of Electrical Engineering (CPEE), 2023Milan Smetana +3 more
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Robust and Interpretable Temporal Convolution Network for Event Detection in Lung Sound Recordings
IEEE Journal of Biomedical and Health Informatics, 2022Simon Denman +2 more
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Analysis of the Cough Sound Records
2024 ELEKTRO (ELEKTRO)Milan Smetana +3 more
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