So was it possible to deploy sound waves that humans couldn't hear or feel, in order to charge a phone?
Mr. Butcher, an English saxophonist, comes from the school of full-on European abstract improvisation, in which the musical languages normally associated with the instrument -- jazz, blues, whatever -- are vigorously erased and replaced with carefully deployed sounds and textures.
A jack of all cinematic trades, Chaplin (who also directed) composed the buoyant score, and he deploys sound effects as another weapon in his comic arsenal.
But even if it's not, these next-gen vehicles it's deploying sound very clever indeed.
When the parachute deploys it sounds like the echo of a shotgun.
The New York quartet The Drums are perhaps the highest profile exponents of the current trend of American indie bands attempting to re-deploy the sounds and attitudes of the British new-wave era.
After the weaving of this fine "tissue," in Mr. Aimard's description, came the "explosion" of "Nuits," in which Xenakis deploys isolated sounds of ancient languages (though no text per se) to evoke, abstractly, the dark nights of political prisoners.
Google doesn't have a timeframe for when the fix will be deployed (it sounds like it will vary by device), but hopefully it will be in the very near future.
Video ads deploy sight, sound, and motion to grab your audience's attention in News Feed Page post video ads drive stronger performance than off-site video links given they are optimized for video views and provide a seamless experience to the viewer.
Assertions that the DPRK cannot be allowed to deploy ICBMs sound no more credible.
