"conventional sounds" can be used in written English.
It is used to describe the typical or accepted sounds associated with a particular concept. For example, "The conventional sounds of a rock concert filled the arena."
For David Rakowski, too, conventional sounds sufficed.
Composers in their mid-20s were responsible for the evening's most conventional sounds.
But soon, the album returns to the humdrum conventional sounds that initiated the effort.
In the mid-to-late 90s, with his group Company Flow, Brooklyn's El-P established a verbose style of rapping paired with dark, distorted beats that distinguished him not only from the conventional sounds of the day, but also from any form of experimentalism that had existed in hip-hop until that point.
"There is a kind of austerity and humility about this prayer," Ms. Sifton said, "that is very characteristic of him and was in striking contrast to the conventional sound of the American pastorate in the 1930s, who were by and large optimistic, affirmative, hopeful".
Thus, it is lighter than most conventional sound absorption materials.
Most of the available measurement campaigns were carried out using conventional sound positions and unoccupied conditions.
Together with new metric, two other conventional sound metrics related to sound modulation and fluctuation are also considered.
If environmental and health issues are not of concern, conventional sound absorbers, namely synthetic foams and fibrous materials, offer an excellent acoustical performance at a moderate cost.
A reduction of up to 10 dB for a single barrier and almost 30 dB when using two barriers are achieved compared to utilizing conventional sound barriers.
In comparison to conventional sound generation, the method of sound generation by the watershock stands out for its high efficiency and the large bandwidth of its power spectrum.
