Sentence examples for causing a sound from inspiring English sources

An exception is automobile ignition noise, which produces maximum effect in the very-high-frequency range, causing a sound in nearby loudspeakers every time a spark plug fires.

In the trial, the prosecution hypothesis that the suspect scraped blood off the wall causing a sound at time (t_{ 1}) (left( {a 1_{p} } right)) was used to support the proposition that the suspect might have inflicted injuries to the victim.

In one experiment by Grapengiesser, for instance, electric current is passed through the subject's head from ear to ear, causing a sound to be hallucinated.

The resulting regular pulsations cause a sound wave in the surrounding air.

But Mr. Bailey said that from 200 to 500 feet away, the turbines cause a sound measuring only 45 decibels, compared with 55 decibels when the same force wind blows through trees.

In the differential reinforcement procedure, a short-latency sucking response will cause a sound (A) to occur and a long-latency sucking response will cause another sound (B) to occur.

In a frontal lisp, the speaker puts his tongue forward against his teeth when he says the "S" or "Z" sound, causing a "TH" sound instead.

If a pellet is enclosed as in a police whistle it interferes with the air vibration, causing a warbling sound.

Barber broke through the line and ran fourteen yards up the middle, dragging the Eagles' safety Brian Dawkins with him; another safety, Sean Considine, drilled them both, head first, causing a cracking sound that was audible even beyond the mezzanine level.

Pressure valves in the container had been released causing a popping sound, they said.

The track consists of over-the-top vocal distortions, causing a split sound effect, making it difficult to discern which voice is Spears'.