Sentence examples for functional sound from inspiring English sources

Questlove is a drummer and DJ who has become the face of The Roots; Sachs is a sculptor who, amongst other things, makes functional sound systems out of unexpected objects like refrigerators and newsstands.

In contrast to RFE; however, we still used each voxel's sound-responsiveness (assessed by the functional sound localizer) as its discard criterion and thus avoided the rejection of potentially informative data by noise-driven low SVM weights.

Sound: Given that each room is by its nature a functional box, the sound quality isn't too bad.

From a larger perspective, these results should also contribute to the elaboration of a functional Computer-Aided Sound Design framework as they will help users to describe, associate, compare, share, and finally manipulate sounds that can be considered as prototypes or initial ideas of concepts that the designer has in mind and tries to materialize in the framework of a specific project.

"We have a funny view about public art in Britain — it's seen as slightly odd and elitist," said John Simpson, an architect at Ushida Findlay, a London firm that helped transform the sculpture into a structurally sound, functional building.

The functional relationships between sound pressure responses and the thicknesses of damping layers are investigated, and multi-objective optimization of the thicknesses of damping layers is developed.

3) If the middle ear is functional, how might sound pressure be transmitted through the TPC to the cochlea as vibrational motions or displacements?

We modeled the functional relationship between sound stimuli and neuronal responses with a generalized linear model (GLM) for each neuron (see Figure 1A).

We explore the functional morphology of sound generation and show that differences in the vibrating tissues and in the cartilaginous framework are consistent with the production of a greater range of sound frequencies in males than females.

The intricate structure of this region and the juxtaposition of the dorsal branch of the mandibular fat body suggest that it is an important place to focus investigative effort into the functional morphology of sound reception and transduction in odontocetes.

The oxygen could have remained bound to hemoglobin if the surrounding cells did not have structurally sound (functional) mitochondria.