inaudible Význam & definice

Příklady inaudible

• The remaining 9 % of the production data were other error types (associative or perceptual extensions as well as inaudible utterances).

• He could have said, of course, ' sense inaudible to mortal ears', for all such serial metaphors are similarly impossible to hear.

• Some utterances were inaudible, as speech was occasionally obscured by loud noises (such as dropping bricks onto a wooden floor).

• Lyrics (often inaudible) tend to be introspective, pessimistic, passive, sometimes ironic, or apologetic.

• Something of the inaudible music that moves us along in our bodies from moment to moment like water in the river.

• No matter that the difference that remains is functionally inaudible.

• This has made the voices of the poor and vulnerable countries inaudible and as a result limited their rights to full development.

• This difference is related to the phonetic difference between audible plosive release and inaudible plosive closure.