Sentence examples for change in sound of from inspiring English sources

We sensed the change in sound of the bigger plane.

I told her I thought I'd detected a deliberate change in sound on the record, more of Burke's throaty north London accent in the vocal – different from her first album's run of songs, very polished and Americanised and released in the wake of her winning TV talent contest The X Factor in 2008.

Several critics including Kyle Harvey of The Grio and Emma Goddard of Bustle noted the change in sound to be the beginning of a new image for Minaj.

They are given in terms of the tabulated change in sound pressure level due to air absorption for particular values of characteristic frequency, relative humidity and air temperature.

"Yokohoma Nights is part of a change in sound.

"I'd love to hear a big change in the sound of music and the return of some huge totemic figures on a par with a Bowie or a Morrissey or Kate Bush.

If you have a keen ear you will hear a change in the sound of the blows when the bearing seats fully.

While Christian music has rarely been at the forefront of changes in the sound of rock, it reliably jumps in when the waters have been tested — witness Christian emo, Christian metalcore, and so on.

Their success looks suspiciously like evidence of a wind-change in the sound of pop.

For example, we use information science as a diagnostic tool to study changes in the sound of laughter of depressed individuals.

In the combined TMS and electroencephalography study we investigated automatic discrimination of speech sounds by measuring mismatch negativity (MMN) responses to changes in sound sequences in the absence of behavioral tasks (Möttönen et al. 2013).