Examples of using Vocalisations in English and their translations into German
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Imitating some actions(gesturing) Increased vocalisations.
On average, adults make eight such vocalisations per hour, most often during travelling.
These sounds, generally classified as'grunts' and'barks' andtheir many variations, are the gorillas' most important vocalisations.
Each has a complete repertoire of vocalisations, with no overlap.
Predators use vocalisations to frighten other predators, and to mark territory, and to commence mating process.
Seals are most likelyless affected but their far-ranging, low-frequency vocalisations are also significantly masked.
For newly born gorillas, vocalisations(whimpering, crying, screaming) are the most important means of attracting their mother's attention to their needs.
PDF fulltext* van den Berg, Arnoud B.; Bekir, Soner; de Knijff, Peter& The Sound Approach(2010): Rediscovery,biology, vocalisations and taxonomy of fish owls in Turkey.
Most vocalisations used by percussionists to imitate their instruments and to seek understanding about rhythms are based on these tongue closure sounds.
Studying language relevant abilities in animals,such as the ability to learn new vocalisations, will make it possible to decipher the basis of these traits.
This is accompanied by vocalisations and in case of equal voice strength, wrangles between the competitors may come about which sometimes end in injuries for both stags.
However, a number of studies on cat behaviour have shown that felines use a complex language based on postures,expressions, vocalisations and scent marking to communicate.
The modelled airgun noise signals were then overlaid with vocalisations of the fin whale, blue whale and Weddell seal to assess the distances over which their communication could potentially be disturbed or prevented.
As the performer and the audience slowly enter the room, parts of the conversations reverberate inside it in movements,gestures, and vocalisations which together compose a new collective song.
This connection between an innate call and the activity of a brain area important to learned vocalisations suggests that during the evolution of songbirds, the role of the song area in the brain changed from being a simple vocalisation system for innate calls to a specialised neural network for learned songs," concludes Manfred Gahr, coordinator of the study.
Furthermore, all penguins displayed listless behaviour during SCP-2296 deprivation,with significant reductions in self-directed movement and social vocalisations observed.
The two key notions of this book, i language is based on communication which is itself primarily cooperative and less manipulative,and, ii gestures- and not vocalisations- are the phylo- and ontogenetic roots of spoken language, are not new.
The Fireclaw and the Frostclaw are both grumpy and dangerous, but the Fireclaw has lots of fire and lava elements,which affects not just its attacks but also its vocalisations.
Vocalisation for soprano/trumpet and orchestra.
Gifted children strive for perfection in acquiring information via vocalisation quickly.
Other signs observed in cats include emesis in rare cases or anorexia, lethargy,hyperactivity and vocalisation in very rare cases.
Que la vocalisation de ce Nom, depuis longtemps, pose problème et that the vocalization of this Name, for a long time, poses a problem and.
Penser en toute logique que si cette vocalisation s'est perdue, c'est tout think logically that if this vocalization is lost, that's all.
Entourent néanmoins sa vocalisation et sa restitution dans nos nevertheless surround its vocalization and its restitution in our.
Requiem for a fox(vocalisation for soprano and six cellos)_Enjott Schneider search cross.
The study outcome indicatesthat masking effects of airgun signals are likely and that significant impacts on the vocalisation behaviour of animals is possible across long distances.
The baritone Tobias Berndt shone with a clear,lithe and internal vocalisation, with a subtle, warm and expressive tone.
Her talent isas outstanding as it was twenty years ago; her vocalisation has lost none of the wonderful suppleness that once characterised her, and without having to make efforts of the imagination, one today finds in Mme.
A sketch of a fictional speculative system,'geotraumatics' draws on everything from geology andmicrobial evolution to human biology and vocalisation, reinterpreting Earth-history as a series of nested traumas of which human subjectivity is the symptom.
Berio works in a similar manner in Sequenza V for trombone(1966), where he not only explicitly dictates theatrical elements, but also integrates breathing into or across the instrument as a specific musical action and makes the musician sing; the playing is altered by the sound of certain vowels and a two-part dialogue is created for long periods,including vocalisation of the instrument and instrumentalisation of the voice in equal measure.