Sentence examples for analogous sounds from inspiring English sources

Answers varied from associations of sounds with colors to analogous sounds, like the noise of a piece of jewelry falling to the floor.

Notice that there is no analogous "disease of sounds". Sound moving in time is not inherently mesmerizing or captivating.

A person speaks, the sound moves a diaphragm, the diaphragm stirs a stylus, and the stylus traces a pattern analogous to the sound: an analog recording.

"Steerable Sound" shows spherical loudspeakers that not only give best-in-class sound reproduction, but also dynamic, steerable sound analogous to traditional acoustic musical instruments.

Most electronic music synthesizers that were designed before 1980 are called analog synthesizers, because their circuits directly produce electric waveforms that are analogous to the sound waveforms of acoustic instruments.

I like to think the "ripple in still water" is analogous to the sound waves made by a song in silence.

These density fluctuations generated compression waves, very much analogous to normal sound waves, but travelling through the hot plasma of the early Universe.

Another way was to create "curved spaces" in sound, analogous to the curved surfaces of a building such as the Philips pavilion: swarms of "glissandi" - pitches moving up and down by "sliding" (like an air raid siren) and moving in many directions at once.

The blast from a nuclear bomb is the result of X-ray-heated air (the fireball) sending a shock/pressure wave in all directions, initially at a velocity greater than the speed of sound, analogous to thunder generated by lightning.

William L. Rukeyser, assistant secretary of the California Environmental Protection Agency, said the proposed compromise sounded "analogous to what FERC [the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission] did for us on electricity, which is a step in the right direction". Others expressed optimism that a compromise could be in the offing.

We determined through much iterative testing that this produced a sound more analogous to a hammer strike.