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Beyond the most basic principles of auditory scene analysis,the "cocktail party effect" has for years been stimulating a stronger understanding of aural segregation,to describe the effect of several voices dissolving into one.
A) the "cocktail party effect" has for years been stimulating a stronger understanding of aural segregation,to describe
B) the "cocktail party effect" has stimulated a stronger understanding of aural segregation for years, and so describing
C) the "cocktail party effect", which has stimulated a stronger understanding of aural segregation for years,describes
D) the "cocktail party effect",which has for years been stimulating a stronger understanding of aural segregation and has described
E) the "cocktail party effect",having stimulated a stronger understanding of aural segregation for years,to describe
A) the "cocktail party effect" has for years been stimulating a stronger understanding of aural segregation,to describe
B) the "cocktail party effect" has stimulated a stronger understanding of aural segregation for years, and so describing
C) the "cocktail party effect", which has stimulated a stronger understanding of aural segregation for years,describes
D) the "cocktail party effect",which has for years been stimulating a stronger understanding of aural segregation and has described
E) the "cocktail party effect",having stimulated a stronger understanding of aural segregation for years,to describe
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A) the "cocktail party effect" has for years been stimulating a stronger understanding of aural segregation, to describe -- to describe indicates a purpose. There is no intention involved in the example. It is a matter of coincidence rather that stimulating a stronger understanding happens along with describing the effects.
B) the "cocktail party effect" has stimulated a stronger understanding of aural segregation for years, and so describing -- unparallel
C) the "cocktail party effect", which has stimulated a stronger understanding of aural segregation for years, describes---- correct choice
D) the "cocktail party effect”, which has for years been stimulating a stronger understanding of aural segregation and has described –unparallel
E) the "cocktail party effect”, having stimulated a stronger understanding of aural segregation for years, to describe – A fragment
B) the "cocktail party effect" has stimulated a stronger understanding of aural segregation for years, and so describing -- unparallel
C) the "cocktail party effect", which has stimulated a stronger understanding of aural segregation for years, describes---- correct choice
D) the "cocktail party effect”, which has for years been stimulating a stronger understanding of aural segregation and has described –unparallel
E) the "cocktail party effect”, having stimulated a stronger understanding of aural segregation for years, to describe – A fragment
20 Aug 2015, 00:54
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A. the "cocktail party effect" has for years been stimulating a stronger understanding of aural segregation, to describe --- the use of infinitive is wrong; describing the effect will be proper
B. the "cocktail party effect" has stimulated a stronger understanding of aural segregation for years, and so describing --- unparallel
C. the "cocktail party effect", which has stimulated a stronger understanding of aural segregation for years, describes ---- correct choice
D. the "cocktail party effect", which has for years been stimulating a stronger understanding of aural segregation and has described ------ a fragment
E. the "cocktail party effect," having stimulated a stronger understanding of aural segregation for years, to describe ---- a fragment
B. the "cocktail party effect" has stimulated a stronger understanding of aural segregation for years, and so describing --- unparallel
C. the "cocktail party effect", which has stimulated a stronger understanding of aural segregation for years, describes ---- correct choice
D. the "cocktail party effect", which has for years been stimulating a stronger understanding of aural segregation and has described ------ a fragment
E. the "cocktail party effect," having stimulated a stronger understanding of aural segregation for years, to describe ---- a fragment
