There is at least one sequence in "No Country for Old Men" that could be termed Hitchcockian in its virtuosic deployment of sound.
Truth be told, the Mercury Dracula is practically orgiastic in its deployment of sound.
The first series was noted for its unusual concept, out-of-context parodies, "semantic and philosophical jokes", compressed prose and "groundbreaking deployment of sound effects and voice techniques".
But through their deployment of certain sounds – detuned analogue synths, snatches of indecipherable speech, and hazy production which sounded either sun-bleached or water-blurred – Boards of Canada managed to universalise that sensation and evoke the sound of nostalgia itself, defined by academic Svetlana Boym as "a longing for a home that no longer exists or has never existed".
"The mere deployment of missiles or sound of cannons will not scare us from protecting our own territory," General Sabban said as the drill got under way.
The director Richard Wilson's subtle deployment of light and sound gives Levi's language a luminous facticity, a sort of scientific meticulousness that registers the Nazi mayhem in simple sentences and with an almost clinical detachment.
Combined with the sampler, a new piece of digital hardware that recorded snippets of sound for deployment in other contexts, it allowed producers to create extended loops over which rappers could perform.The first hip-hop producers to use what became known as the "Amen break" did so with no great ambition.
Admirable, as much for its deployment of lush color and minimal sound as for its mechanics and politics, the whole thing is a tour de force of agitprop.
Access to the full evidence base of drugs currently in use, including recent studies and those conducted prior to widespread deployment of registries, is essential for sound treatment decision-making and the assurance of present day patient safety, 10 29 but the important efficacy and harms information contained in these 225 trials on six psychotropic drugs has been lost or scattered.
By climbing almost vertically, the new "ultra-rapid air vehicle's" designers hope to avoid the supersonic boom that hampered Concorde's deployment beyond the North Atlantic, where it flew at twice the speed of sound for more than 20 years.
Cockpit voice recorders capture not only voices, but also engine noise, alarms and the sounds of the deployment of landing gear, flaps and so on.
