Sentence examples for common sound system from inspiring English sources
The simplest and most common sound system employs a single amplifier channel and one speaker behind the screen.
The common sound system underlying the systems of the present Basque dialects has five (pure) vowels and two series of stopped consonants—one voiced (without complete stoppage in many contexts), represented by b, d, g, and the other voiceless, represented by p, t, k.
Although this is not a common audio system, the crosstalk canceller can reproduce the desired sound field around the listener.
Alternatively, the signal can be generated by a computer with an electro-acoustic software and amplified through the auxiliary socket in a common home Hi-Fi sound system.
On the mic at this particularly packed hometown show, Canale imitates the sonidero style, where DJs call out people in the crowd somewhat like the Jamaican toasting tradition common to reggae sound systems.
Alternatively, signal can be generated by a computer with an electroacoustic software and amplified through the auxiliary socket in a common home high-fidelity (Hi-Fi) sound system.
The features shared include a tendency toward use of separate words rather than affixes to express grammatical relationships, a basic five-vowel system, and several common phonetic simplifications of the original Austronesian sound system.
With Subatomic Sound System.
A sound system had been set up.
