Sentence examples for element of sound from inspiring English sources

Music that, in Grisey's words, "treats time as a constituent element of sound itself" is a profound departure from much of contemporary music, in which interactions of tones are commonly conceived independently of the time in which they occur.

Except for its blaring music, "A Quiet Place" is in fact mostly a very quiet movie (with one clever, if obvious, element of sound design — shots suggesting Regan's point of view remove all background sound and are delivered silent, to reproduce her deafness on the soundtrack and contrast it with the hearing of other characters and the enforced speechlessness of their environment).

I thought that would be the perfect element of sound design to connect us to him.

It is well known that for kernel-based estimators, selecting an appropriate bandwidth is a key element of sound estimation.

"This is a response that actually reflects the acoustic elements of sound that we know carry meaning," Professor Kraus said.

Each reel goes through picture editing (for such things as visual continuity or colour) before being handed off to the sound supervisor, who oversees all the various elements of sound design, editing and mixing.

Music training can help the brain better decompose the elements of sound — in ways that Kraus was able to directly measure in the lab — and seems to improve working memory, too.

In their work Dr. Rumelhart and Dr. McClelland argued that language, like most knowledge, relies mainly on memory and is represented in the brain by sets of associations between elements of sound and meaning.

As Stephen Witt explains in his excellent forthcoming book about the MP3 revolution, How Music Got Free, lots of research shows the human ear is pretty much incapable of detecting the elements of sound that MP3 files shave off – the average piece of music contains far too much information for us to actually process.

In this essay, I draw from approaches in voice, music, theater, and film studies to examine four elements of sound: vocal delivery, music, special effects, and silence.

Someone whose conscience is sound has in place the basic elements of sound judgment and practical reasonableness, that is of the intellectual and moral virtue which Aquinas calls prudentia.