Sentence examples for broadcasting sound from inspiring English sources
Young tries to make Gruden's commitment to broadcasting sound believable.
The Army somehow stole the secret of magnetic recording from the Germans and was developing a tactic known as "sonic deception," which meant broadcasting sounds to the enemy to trick it into thinking that a battalion of tanks was headed its way.
HDTV is capable of broadcasting audio in 5.1-channel "surround sound," which is more nuanced than conventional stereo.
And the city should investigate switching to technologies that might direct the sound forward like a laser beam, as opposed to broadcasting the sound like radio waves.
Today Laroche says variations in sound intensity and their lack of linear correspondence to distance and direction from the truck speakers broadcasting the sound make it difficult for a human to localize the signal's origin.
In between breaks for music it is broadcasting what sounds like mobile phone audio from protesters.
They were invented by Richard Hollingshead, who experimented with projecting films on to a bedsheet in his back yard and broadcasting the sound track from speakers nailed to trees.
To scale up the endeavor, Dunn envisages broadcasting the sound across the forest with a local FM-radio signal and outfitting each tree with an inexpensive transducer and amp.
Even as the Weather Channel crew made the transition to breaking-news outlet, Discovery was broadcasting "The Sound and the Fury: Behind the Killer Tornados of 2011," based on the "Storm Chasers" proximity to the twisters that leveled much of Tuscaloosa and its surroundings in April.
The Overlook is broadcasting its sound through AM and FM radio About 20 years ago, the Cohens began using their old underground speaker wires to broadcast movie sound to 530 AM radio, and installed an antenna on top of the projection booth to broadcast stereo sound to 87.9 FM.
As I was driving back from the checkpoint, the BBC was broadcasting a sound clip from US President Barack Obama.
