Sentence examples for develop audio from inspiring English sources

Royal Philips Electronics, Europe's largest maker of consumer electronics, and Nike, the world's leading maker of athletic shoes, said today that they had signed an agreement to develop audio sports products.

The creators of the comic strip "Zits," which is syndicated by King Features, are working with Jantze Studios in San Anselmo, Calif., to develop "audio comics," in which a camera pans over a strip while actors read the text.

At the time, Bell was trying feverishly to develop audio technology that would best his archrival, Thomas Edison, who had recorded "Mary Had a Little Lamb" on embossed foil in 1877, according to the Smithsonian Institution, which owns a collection of Bell's artifacts.

"To me, the ideal audio tour is educational, entertaining and emotional; it just captures you in some way," said Barbara Roberts, the president of Acoustiguide, which is in New York and began developing audio tours 43 years ago.

In the 1950's, he was also the host of "The Storyteller," an early children's television program, and he developed audio tapes for classroom use in the 1960's and 70's.

Produced by Antenna Audio, a California-based company that has developed audio guides for museums worldwide, the guide is free and uses a hand-held player smaller than a cellular phone that operates with headphones or can be held up to the ear and heard through a small speaker.

It designs and develops audio and video integrated solutions.

Xing develops audio compression software that utilizes the controversial MP3 music format.

Since 1946 Onkyo has been passionately committed to developing audio products that deliver uncommon performance, quality and value.

One of Radionomy's strategic investors is MusicMatic, which develops audio and video experiences for stores and other venues.

Therefore, developing audio classification techniques that better characterize audio signals plays an essential role in many multimedia applications, such as multimedia indexing and retrieval, and auditory scene analysis.