Sentence examples for development of sounds from inspiring English sources

Until the end of the nineteenth century, linguistic discussions of Irish focused either on the traditional grammar of the language (issues like the inflection of nouns, verbs and adjectives) or on the historical development of sounds from Proto-Indo-European through Proto-Celtic to Old Irish.

The ontogenetic development of sounds follows fish-typical patterns, namely an increase in sound level and duration, and a decrease in dominant frequency of sounds.

The development of sound technology in the first years of talking pictures focused on two areas.

Brother Sam Warner, in particular, was at the forefront in the development of sound.

Such assumptions lead to the knee-jerk vilification of our industry and make impossible the development of sound policy consensus.

"This is a case of paramount importance in the development of sound First Amendment and intellectual property law," said Dennis J. Niermann, Jireh's lawyer.

First is the Swedish development of sound-wall blasting (to preserve rock strength), treated below under rock chambers, since its importance increases with size of the opening.

Two bonus disks offer an informative documentary on the development of sound in movies and short subjects showing the sort of vaudevillians that talking pictures put out of business (as well as a sly pair, George Burns and Gracie Allen, who broke in).

"I really believe that the closure and rehabilitation of those dump sites and the development of sound waste management systems must be considered a global challenge and not a local one".

In 1928 when he began work on City Lights, Chaplin had no idea that within a few years live music accompanying film would be swept away by the development of sound.

With the advent of digital recording and compact discs in the mid 1980s, the need for noise reduction declined and the company successfully concentrated its efforts on the development of sound systems for cinema.