Sentence examples for cause sound from inspiring English sources

You'll notice that the first two kinds of cause sound more modern than the others.

Because free-reed instruments cause sound vibrations in unenclosed air, they are classified as free aerophones (as opposed to pipes).

Variations in the speed of sound cause sound waves to refract when they travel obliquely through layers of water that have different properties of salinity and temperature.

The Eta wife's protestations that her husband is "the apple of his mother's eye" - and that, therefore, there must be some reason for his violence - serves only to make her, and her husband's cause, sound even more redundant.

With the stimulus discrimination procedure the infant learns when to make a response that will cause sound A or B to occur.

With the differential reinforcement procedure the infant learns which of two precise motor responses will cause sound A or B to occur.

He also finds it necessary to be careful with requests from charities, no matter how legitimate the cause sounds at first.

The official cause sounds technical: a bid by politicians from the Flemish majority to abolish the bilingual rights of 150,000 French-speakers who live in (otherwise Dutch-only) suburbs near Brussels.

This will cause sounds to be perceived higher in pitch.

Dear Ronald, Your cause sounds like a good one and I expect you will find funding for your outreach activities.

As the storm moves north of the Outer Banks on Sunday, winds will shift around to the northwest and cause sound-side flooding, he said.