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We hear the barely suppressed sound of the author laughing up her sleeve.

Even the stages are designed to suppress sound.

In the system presented in this paper, the microphone signals are first processed using an MVDR beamformer [17], which aims to suppress sound sources not arriving from the direction of arrival (DOA) of the target speaker, while maintaining a unit gain towards this DOA.

You're starting to suppress the sounds around you and focus on the deadline at hand.

Existing acoustic sensing, or continuous listening, devices apply standard noise-cancellation techniques to suppress background sounds and improve signal quality, but do not adequately protect against unintended uses and acoustic-based attacks.

The silence of Nicolson's title offers a paradoxical contrast to the strident roar of celebration and willed gaiety with which Britain endeavored to suppress the sounds of grief.

A visit to Mr. Swartzlander's office in the fall suggested reasons he avoids it: its thin walls do not suppress the sounds of laughter (or singing) from other rooms; it is a frequently traveled path to a bathroom; and it is sparsely decorated, with few adornments other than a jar of pens and pencils left over from a previous regime.

Suppressed gunfire typically produces sounds of over 120 decibels, about the same as hitting a drum.

By contrast, Penn Station's low ceilings suppress sound, which becomes hard to make out, an audible metaphor for its rat's maze of architecture.

When a monkey is shown a video of one of its friends cooing or grunting, a visual stimulus goes to the auditory cortex, where it changes — enhances or suppresses — sound perception.

Rahman stated that Boyle wanted "edgy, upfront" music that did not suppress sound.