How To Use Vocalization In A Sentence
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These songs are characterized by their lengthy vocalization and free rhythm.
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In pursuit of bigger game, I began searching for similar archaic behavior in humans, focusing on the apparently primitive vocalization of laughter.
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Aboriginal songs include many kinds of vocalizations ranging from growling, grunting, and shrieking to bitonal syllabic chanting.
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The seismic components of vocalizations were filtered and amplified separately from the acoustic signals to compensate for not having a preamplifier for the geophones.
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The computer recorded the elapsed time (in 10 ths of milliseconds) between word presentation and vocalization.
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Various yelps, hoots, screams, squawks, and other vocalizations are used by many species of primates and birds to herald the approach of predators to relatives and other members of the same species.
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Distance estimation to unseen birds is difficult, because attenuation of bird vocalizations is affected by vegetation type and physiognomy, position of the bird relative to the observer, and song or call pitch.
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But these vocalisations should not be elevated to the status of human communications.
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There seems to be titillating flirtation that transpires -- vocalization, sniffing, nuzzling, nipping, or flehmen response -- all of which involve the stallion seeing and interacting with a mare's head and forebody.
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The single utterance is what is necessary, a real freshness of vocalization which is, so to speak, the singer's own throat.
Adventures in the Arts Informal Chapters on Painters, Vaudeville, and Poets
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It's during this time that male humpbacks emit vocalizations that sound, at least to human ears, like barks, chirps, and moans.
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In the future, computer scientists should be able to make them sound much more human by modulating nonlinguistic aspects of vocalization such as speed, pitch, and volume.
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Chimps communicate with each other through a complex and subtle system of vocalisations, facial expressions, body postures and gestures.
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Various yelps, hoots, screams, squawks, and other vocalizations are used by many species of primates and birds to herald the approach of predators to relatives and other members of the same species.
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The majority said that they used only an abstract representation, combined with subvocalizations of previous moves, to mentally examine the board.
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Females advertise their estrous state through vocalizations 3-5 days before its onset.
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In addition to subvocalization, reading also involves two other processes, translation and placement.
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It's during this time that male humpbacks emit vocalizations that sound, at least to human ears, like barks, chirps, and moans.
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(Taeniopygia guttata) - Vocal imitation in African Savannah Elephants (Loxodonta africana) - Acoustic features of Red Deer (Cervus elaphus) stags vocalizations in the Cansiglio Forest (NE Italy, 2001-2002) - The animal sound archive at the Humboldt-University of Berlin: Current activities in conservation and improving access for bioacoustic research
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Another curious aspect to leopard seal vocalizations is their use of high-pitched clicks up to 165 kilohertz, a frequency far beyond the range of normal human hearing.
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A weak response involved single or unsustained vocalizations (from previously nonvocalizing birds) without approach.
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The effects of sympatric occurrence on the territorial vocalizations of the vinaceous dove Streptopelia vinacea and the ring-necked dove S. capicola.
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I don't refer to their vocalization, which is distinctly unmusical for a songbird, and is frequently described as close to the unpleasant sound of a very rusty hinge.
One for the birds in Ajijic, Mexico
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About 30 percent of the time, these largely involuntary vocalizations consist of shouting words, sometimes obscenities.
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Are sooty mangabeys able to distinguish between vocalizations of familiar individuals and strangers?
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We recorded rumbles using microphones to measure how far and how fast the elephant vocalizations traveled in the air, and then a similar recording device, a geophone, to measure vibrations in the ground.
The Elephant's Secret Sense
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They said, We are interested in gibbon songs because, apart from human speech, these vocalisations provide a remarkable case of acoustic sophistication and versatility in primate communication.
Archive 2006-12-01
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Other species, including nonhuman primates, do not seem to learn vocalization in this way but have their various barks and growls hard-wired from birth.
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Naming species on the basis of photos, vocalizations and molecular data alone opens the door for the official recognition of taxa that most zoologists are not ready to accept: on these grounds, Sasquatch is clearly a valid, nameable taxon for example.
Archive 2006-06-01
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Utilizing a soundscape, traditional music, vocalizations and projections, this two-part work explores the interdependency of community and individuality.
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The vocalizations of falconids are simple, repeated monosyllabic calls, described variously as cackles, chatters, squawks, croaks, wails and whines.
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Other species, including nonhuman primates, do not seem to learn vocalization in this way but have their various barks and growls hard-wired from birth.
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Even before it is born, we want the calf to have an idea of what normal dolphin vocalization is," Lingenfelser said.
Boing Boing
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So why isn't there more coordinated vocalization from the private sector demanding that presidential candidates address the issue?
Mike Bellamente: In New Hampshire, a Primary Need for Climate Discussion
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In general, vocalizations are varied and include: trumpeting, whistles, twitters, honks, barks, grunts, quacks, croaks and growls.
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-- "The yelp is a basic turkey sound, delivered in a series of single note vocalizations and can have different meanings depending on how the hen intends.
Vickie Karp: Third Screen: Meleagris Gallopavo
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In giving an account of the evolution of music, he traces its origin to mimicry in behaviour and vocalisation of animals in the protohuman environment, with the subsequent selection on the social coordination of musical abilities.
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There appear greater discrepancies in vocalization, which is not to be wondered at, for at that time the marking of vowels was not known.
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 14: Simony-Tournon
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Their vocalisations range from low guttural contact grunts to alarm barks and screams.
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Rhinoceroses produce infrasonic vocalizations, though their vocal repertoire is still largely undocumented.
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They studied congeners, presumed sister species in many cases, having both minimal plumage differences and superficially similar primary vocalizations.
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All of these manifold meanings are combined in Shingon's mantric use of A to represent the primal vocalization of Dainichi.
Laughter
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the giraffe cannot make any vocalizations
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Since L Vocalization is stigmatized, people "moving up" to RP often do not hear the difference between dark L and vocalized L (o), and so substitute light L instead of their vocalized L in words such as pill, milk people.
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I couldn't see the wolves, nor was I expert enough in lupine vocalization to determine whether their yelps signaled a chase or something else.
Phil Caputo: Old Age and Elk Hunting in the Rocky Mountains
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Even within a subspecies, vocalizations vary between sample points in a manner consistent with points along a cline.
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It likes to present itself as quite 'mannered' in its approach to poetry but it often becomes a forum for the crudest vocalisations within that, and really because of it, as if shining the poetic silverware also meant locking it off from the thieving maids.
Bedtime Reading
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Because vocalizations in suboscines are assumed to be inherited characters, not learned, they have been used frequently in assessing species limits and providing clues to genetic discontinuities among suboscine populations.
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African gray parrots, not thought to be closely related to humans at all, do a much better job of using vocalization to communicate symbolic concepts.
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Yet, as I inched closer to the house I became sure that only one person ... or thing ... could make those kind of guttural vocalizations.
Cookie Monster's Harem in the Sky
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More comprehensive inventories of tape recorded vocalizations of nominate birds are needed for a proper vocal analysis.
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Shrill trilling vocalizations are thought to be similar to the sound of a boatswain's pipe.
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In an instant, it was clear that the ward was an intolerably noisy place, flooded with a near-continuous din of screams, laughter, and loud vocalizations.
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Use of vocalizations with the moving model is particularly effective in preventing habituation to the model alone.
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Birds communicate by songs, and avian vocalization is a main aspect of ornithology.
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It makes me laugh the laugh of the African sub-saharan feliform known for its range of vocalizations that sound like hysterical laughter.
I'm not watching the Superbowl.
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This sensory receptor with its cerebral perceptor has in the long process of time, aided by vision, under the influence of natural laws of the survival of the fittest, educated and developed an instrument of simple construction (primarily adapted only for the vegetative functions of life and simple vocalisation) into that wonderful instrument the human voice; but by that development, borrowing the words of Huxley, "man has slowly accumulated and organised the experience which is almost wholly lost with the cessation of every individual life in other animals; so that now he stands raised as upon a mountain-top, far above the level of his humble fellows, and transfigured from his grosser nature by reflecting here and there a ray from the infinite source of truth.
The Brain and the Voice in Speech and Song
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Vocalizations are variable with species, and range from the sharp piercing whistle of the tropicbirds to the guttural grunting of cormorants.
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In general, vocalizations are varied and include: trumpeting, whistles, twitters, honks, barks, grunts, quacks, croaks and growls.
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In general, vocalizations are varied and include: trumpeting, whistles, twitters, honks, barks, grunts, quacks, croaks and growls.
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Likewise chimps make tools, but don't make tools to make tools, and they have a fixed set of vocalizations rather than a combinatory language.
Economics and Evolution, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
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Herein, we consider two main hypotheses to assess the possible function of the post-copulatory vocalization of fallow bucks.
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I won't know it until a few hours from now when I look it up on the internet, but the vocalizations they make as they peck in the grass is actually called purring, and it's turkey for, “This is good grub.”
To Have and Have Not
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He uses interlingual close readings of vocalization in Kim's poetry, an approach that emphasizes both the Asian and American aspects of Kim's poetic style.
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He observed that the tail moves during vocalization in crows, warbling vireos, and lovebirds.
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Methods: The hot plate test in mice and tail stimulation vocalization test in rats were used.
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The relatively few words the Clan spoke-which Jondalar could hardly reproduce, just as she was not quite able to pronounce certain sounds in Zelandonii or Mamutoi-were made with a peculiar kind of vocalization, and they were usually used for emphasis, or for names of people or things.
The Plains of Passage
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The first device would convert the subvocalizations into a standard format and send it out via wireless link.
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Anne Savage, the park's senior conservation biologist, says understanding how pachyderms use vocalizations to communicate will help people better manage them in the wild and in captivity.
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In general, vocalizations are varied and include: trumpeting, whistles, twitters, honks, barks, grunts, quacks, croaks and growls.
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The theme park is particularly interested in studying vocalizations and visual communication with regard to reproduction.
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That monotony of form, those commonplace cadenzas, those endless bravura passages introduced at haphazard irrespective of the dramatic situation, that recurrent _crescendo_ that Rossini brought into vogue, are now an integral part of every composition; those vocal fireworks result in a sort of babbling, chattering, vaporous mucic, of which the sole merit depends on the greater or less fluency of the singer and his rapidity of vocalization.
Gambara
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Aboriginal songs include many kinds of vocalizations ranging from growling, grunting, and shrieking to bitonal syllabic chanting.
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The parallelism in the two passages in Job gives us the right to argue that _‘Ash_ and _‘Ayish_ refer to the same constellation, and are variants of the same name; possibly their vocalization was the same, and they are but two divergent ways of writing the word.
The Astronomy of the Bible An Elementary Commentary on the Astronomical References of Holy Scripture
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It is produced by the bird inflating its furcular air sac; the calling bird visibly deflates as the vocalization progresses.
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It was sort of a "harrumph," but there was no vocalization, only air.
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Suboscines are particularly well represented, with vocalizations of more than 350 (!) species of ovenbirds, antbirds, tyrant flycatchers, and the like.
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I never, ever, was able to suspend disbelief about subvocalization when reading science fiction.
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Like them he believes that the macrocosm of the enormous complexity of the personality is reflected in the microcosm of every gesture, every vocalization.
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Complex animal vocalizations appear more akin to music, with its vaguely defined, affectively rich ‘meaning.’
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They communicate by stamping their forepaws, chattering their teeth, and emitting a variety of whimpers, whines, hisses, and other vocalizations.
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In general, vocalizations are varied and include: trumpeting, whistles, twitters, honks, barks, grunts, quacks, croaks and growls.
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They communicate by stamping their forepaws, chattering their teeth, and emitting a variety of whimpers, whines, hisses, and other vocalizations.
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Sure in Dutch and German there's quite a few very early loanwords like the word for 'horse' paard/pferd from Middle Latin paraveredus and kasteel 'castle' from castellum or maybe an early french dialect without vocalisation of the l.
Searching for an etymology for Germanic *handuz 'hand'
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Zebras communicate with vocalizations and body language.
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Vocalizations during the breeding season, such as song, are common among males of most avian taxa.
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Most speed reading courses teach people to read the words off the page without imagining the corresponding sounds in their minds (called subvocalisation).
The Guardian World News
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Oddly, a number of researchers have reported that these subvocalisations are associated with audible speech.
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Your horse learns words, phrases, body language and vocalisations so that it can understand you and guess what you're going to do next.
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They also may have been relatively quiet because there were no other cranes nearby to stimulate vocalizations and other territorial behavior.
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The stark drama of the days and weeks that followed goudo goudo the neologism whose vocalization, Haitians say, most closely resembles the sound of those frightening moments when the earth shifted is dramatically captured in his personal account of rushing to the country to join Haitian and international medical colleagues in treating earthquake victims.
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The Lepton, taking this new vocalization for communication, turned on its pre-recorded dolphin speech and approached closer than Jingles thought prudent.
A Simple Misunderstanding
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Problem No. 3: Excessive vocalization aka noisy pets
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The perfect quack is a function of four things working simultaneously: lip formation, vocalization, hand movement and diaphragm manipulation.
The nunber two reason hunters walk out of the duck woods empty handed.
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Later, worship at the Indian Shaker Church consisted of stomp dances with loud vocalizations and bells.
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The beluga, whose vocalizations have earned it the moniker ‘canary of the sea,’ is more than a muktuk meal.
