Sentence examples for fully acoustic from inspiring English sources
And "World Trio" (Intuition), a 1995 album credited to Mr. Holland, Mr. Eubanks and the percussionist Mino Cinelu, holds up and then some: it's a model of collective rapport with a world-music twist, fully acoustic but crackling with energy.
This show, and ten others in four total cities mark the first ever "fully acoustic" tour from the band.
Music critics appreciated Bieber's inreasingly maturing vocals, but felt that the set lacked fully acoustic material, making its title misleading.
He released his debut EP, The Year of You And Me, in 2012 which solidified him as a working musician, however it was his self-produced sophomore EP, The Home Recordings, a fully acoustic display of his captivating talents, that led him to winning the Florida Grammy Showcase.
The second stage determines the optimum axial segment lengths and the optimum permutation of segments along the duct by evaluating the fully scattered acoustic field.
In some species acoustics might not have been sufficient, and thus chemical signals were 'rediscovered' and incorporated into a multimodal signal or in some species even fully replaced acoustic signals.
One elegant solution to fully equating acoustic variation capitalizes on the fact that synthetic sine-wave syllable analogues are typically perceived as nonspeech at first, but after sufficient exposure or debriefing, come to be perceived as intelligible speech (Dehaene-Lambertz et al. 2005).
A fully vibro-acoustic 3D model consisting of two rooms partitioned using a double-leaf wall, considering the structure and acoustic fluid coupling incorporating the existing fluid and structural solvers are presented.
In this paper, a fully vibro-acoustic model for sound transmission across a multi-pane aircraft window is developed.
Hence, the fully non-invasive acoustic recording, through maternal abdomen, represents a valuable alternative to the ultrasonic cardiotocography.
The results of several measurements and computer simulations of the noise radiated by thin, isotropic, rectangular aluminum plates due to fully coherent combined acoustic and vibrational inputs is presented.
