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sonogram

[′sän·ə‚gram]
(acoustics)
The image produced by ultrasonic imaging.
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Acoustic spectrum of a sound signal that shows up on a narrow-band sonagram as a series of horizontal lines.
Effect of multifactorial constraints on intelligibility of opera singing (II)
fortis (Ratcliffe 1981; Millington and Price 1985; Gibbs 1990) used qualitative descriptions and some sonagrams to document the persistence of song types across generations.
Cultural inheritance of song and its role in the evolution of Darwin's finches
The resulting sonagrams provide twodimensional pictures of individual sounds.
Making sense of animal sounds; scientists studying animal sounds are finding common threads to the barks, growls and whines of different species
Most entries have a range map (many maps are new in this edition), a sonagram to picture the bird's song, and a brief description of the bird, its habitat, and important mannerisms and field marks.
Birds of North America
SONAGRAM COMPARISONS OF TREE SWALLOW AND VIOLET-GREEN SWALLOW CALLS.
ABSTRACTS FOR THE 71st ANNUAL MEETING OF THE COLORADO-WYOMING ACADEMY OF SCIENCE meeting at the UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN COLORADO Pueblo, Colorado April 15, 2000
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