Sentence examples for documents sound from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, the harshest critics of the ICT industry will never be satisfied because the transfer of documents, sound files, images and videos will always consume energy.
Released on Warner Classics in June last year, and reviewed in Vice at the time, the album documents sound artists Russell Haswell and Florian Hecker's experiments with Iannis Xenakis UPICcomputerer music composing system.
All these platforms use a system or combination of rules, process or workflows that effectively manages any type of digital information, whether text, images, video, documents, sound files, etcetera.
Other business-oriented sign-offs are also popular for making these documents sound personal.
The distinction she draws between joy and fun is slippery (a lot of what she documents sounds like fun) and the book's most useful contribution may be the connection it makes between joy and a darker set of emotions: loss, vulnerability, and, surprisingly, grief.
In the fall of 2011, she began a new project documenting sound and musical practices associated with New York Citys Occupy Wall Street movement.
But whether sensible or nonsensical, the film's claims arrive wrapped in a thick coating of dread, thanks to Ms. Patrick's spooky-low narration, which makes signing a document sound as sinister as casting a spell.
The assumption in Washington is that it is the handiwork of the Justice Department but, actually, the quotations in the document sound as if they were written by Chairman Mao Tse‐tung in original English.
This work has documented sound evidence for high rates of cannabis use in remote Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander populations.
A REFERENDUM in a small island off the European mainland about an incomprehensible document sounds dull.
Anthony Richards, head of documents and sound at IWM, said: "Sassoon served as a junior officer in the Royal Welch Fusiliers.
