Examples of using Vocalizations in English and their translations into Spanish
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Non-verbal vocalizations like laughter, crying,
Using very low frequency sounds a blue's vocalizations can carry for hundreds of miles underwater.
Minke Whales' vocalizations can be as loud as jet planes taking off up to 152 decibels.
More complex vocalizations include repeating others' words(echolalia) or repeat the words themselves palilalia.
he wanted to chat, vocalizations could extend above
Jarvis focuses on the molecular pathways involved in the perception and production of learned vocalizations, and the development of brain circuits for vocal learning.
It is the first study to provide experimental evidence for learned vocalizations in wild parrots.
What's normal and what's not when it comes to your kitty's vocalizations?
It has been recently discovered that the margay employs an unusual hunting technique of imitating its prey's vocalizations.
responding with speech, and imitating vocalizations using different patterns and emphasis.
I mean, a-about an hour ago, i-i heard-- I heard vocalizations and-- and knocking on wood.
of Hodgson's hawk-cuckoo(H. fugax) but is now commonly treated as a separate species based on differences in vocalizations.
The recent description of the vocalizations of two species of beaked whales
Communicated with Savage-Rumbaugh using bonobo vocalizations; Savage-Rumbaugh interpreted these vocalizations,
the objective of this project is to acquire acoustic data on Humpback Whale vocalizations and ambient noise in an area where an industrial port is being developed;
This system was based on the idea that the eye should be able to read patterns of vocalizations in much the same way that the ear translates these vocalizations into meaning.
synchronize expressions, vocalizations, postures, and movements with those of another person's
stereotyped signals including facial expressions; vocalizations such as bird song;
They use combinations of gestures and vocalizations to indicate interest in objects
The primate vocalizations that do carry conviction-those they actually use-are unlike words, in that they are emotionally expressive,