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Wiktionary
- n. The production of sound
GNU Webster's 1913
- n. The act of producing sound, as the stridulation of insects.
Examples
“Spatialized sonification is afforded each subject through head-related transfer function-generated sound, based on information from the Motionstar system.”
“Risto Koiva invented the "Intelli Chair" after researching "sonification" -- the use of noise to convey information -- with his colleagues at Bielefeld University in northwestern”
“The concept underlying the LHC Sound project is a principle called sonification - using data to make sound.”
“Scientists used information from computer models to calculate what the creation of the particle will sound like, a process called "sonification".”
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“This PDF paper by Dr Robert W. Massof, Auditory Assistive Devices for the Blind is good reading on the general field, covering the simpler talking and signalling devices as well as sonification.”
“Apothecary's Drawer Weblog: More on sonification skip to main | skip to sidebar”
“Medical: Commotio cordis (PDF paper), how a baseball can fatally disrupt heart rhythm (more at the The Louis J Acompora Memorial Foundation); Electrocardiography, what those traces actually measure; Atrial Fibrillation Therapy, cardioversion etc; Heart rate sonification; and Robotic Surgery, 'da Vinci machines'.”
“Check out also Felix Grant's companion piece, The science of the sound of the heart, reporting an experiment with sonification software to test the effect of music on heart rhythm.”
“The relevance to January 19th is its resemblance to The vOICe, a far more serious application for image sonification: developed by Dutch physicist Dr Peter Meijer, it's a way for blind users to 'see' with sound.”
“At the most basic level, sonification correlates any physical property, such as a distance, speed or direction, to a sound property such as loudness, pitch or duration.”
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