| Until recently, psychoacoustics has devoted more attention to the behaviour of the peripheral auditory system than to the details of cognitive processing. |
| I'm still not convinced of the merits of upgrading, but Dr Eric Clarke, an expert on psychoacoustics at Oxford University, has some sympathy. |
| From an early age she took a strong interest in music history, sound for film, orchestration and psychoacoustics. |
| This is the science of psychoacoustics, which deals with the effects of sound on our nervous system. |
| Notwithstanding the usefulness of such sources, we believe an empirical approach based on acoustics and psychoacoustics should be taken as well. |
| Despite recent advances, however, psychoacoustics has shown engineers that they still have a long way to go. |
