Sentence examples for be a sound finding from inspiring English sources

Ultimately the outcome of any investigation will be a sound finding and a conclusion that clearly describes what happened and why.

That is a sound step toward finding answers for breast cancer and other diseases.

These findings suggested that the CRIS-CAT was a sound measure of community reintegration with reduced respondent burden.

The Fourth String Quartet, Tippett explains, is an exercise in "finding a sound" that he first encountered in the incidental music to a television programme on Rembrandt.

Having a thick French accent might sound sexy, but it is an impediment to finding work.

One of the scene's most respected voices, he's been finding new sounds, new ideas, and new ways to discover what House music can be ever since he traded in his bass guitar for an early generation of analog drum machines and samplers.

Aberrant sensory perception was a major finding in our study, especially in the domains of sound and touch.

If you are producing a play for your school's radio, be creative in finding your sound effects.

References [6, 7] were focused in finding sound features enabling differentiation between defective and non-defective spots as well as on the exploration of new methods to replace or aid the human operator holding the hammer in order to get more regular and reliable sound samples.

When the four of them discussed what their next project might be, someone suggested finding the oldest retrievable sounds.

The first part of the calculation procedure is concerned with finding the sound reflection and transmission coefficients for a plane wave of given frequency and direction.