Sentence examples for a sound sample from inspiring English sources

I found a sound sample of the piece to be fairly unconvincing, at least under Mr. Smith's "baton".

It exists to be manipulated, the way a sound sample exists to be manipulated by a deejay.

The cross-sectional TEM sample of nanoparticle was prepared by impregnation and FIB milling procedure, and a sound sample was obtained without any artifacts.

Given a sound sample (X_{i}) defined by ((x_{0},ldots,x_{N-1})), N being the sampling rate multiplied by the recording duration, collected on a particular location (mathbf {L}_{i}) on the structure, its Fourier spectrum ((a_{0},ldots,a_{N-1})) is obtained using Fast Fourier Transform FFTT).

These realistic, chrome-coated statuettes, depicting young people like old toy soldiers, are twisted, bent out of shape, grotesquely inflated and stretched in sync with a sound sample taken from "Rabbit In Your Headlight," a track by UNKLE (with vocals by Radiohead frontman Thom Yorke).

The strengths of the present study are represented by a sound sample size and a homogeneous study cohort of a single ethnic group, comprising women selected for familial BC.

The first is to design and implement a sound sampling protocol in order to enable the collection of reliable technical data to guide the winemaker: ° Brix, berry weight, acidity and pH.

Meanwhile, the San Francisco based studio Gaijin Games has introduced a musical element with Bit.Trip Runner, whose course acts like an abstracted musical stave and every jump triggers a different sound sample.

After that, for each note in the line, a note sound sample with the closest average pitch points is selected from the samples of the assigned instrument and used for that note.

In a first for the group, it featured guitarist Darren Middleton as lead vocalist, while a spoken sound sample at the end of the song features bass guitarist John Collins' voice.

In principle, this part of the biomarker development workflow aims to show (with a statistically sound sample number) the potential of the discovered DMR to distinguish between cancer (cases) and healthy controls.