The phrase "generate a sound" is grammatically correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe the production of a noise or audible vibration. Example: The orchestra conductor motioned for the flutist to generate a sound by blowing into her instrument.
"When you generate a sound from one location, the sound is unique," Dr. Ing said.
By using the Fast PWM function on the microcontroller we can generate a sound with particular frequency, which was already realized in previous labs.
Behavioural studies showing sensory attenuation have used tasks in which subjects generate a sound in the active condition and report perceived sound loudness relative to an externally generated reference sound (for example, refs 9, 38).
According to the National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders of the National Institutes of Health, a quiet library or soft whispers generate a sound pressure level of 30 decibels, while normal conversation generates 60 decibels.
This paper describes a technique in which arrays of sound sources at the wall of a duct are driven by white noise signals to generate a sound field of prescribed modal energy distribution and modal coherence.
The sound is really — the thing about a computer is that you can generate a sound that you just can't hear anywhere else, so sometimes we'd get sounds that are just kind of out of this world, so to speak, and we think about how do we meaningfully play those sounds and shape them into music and shape the music together as a group.
When an earthquake occurred, a ball dropped and was caught by a frog's mouth, generating a sound.
This means that normal matter collapses more slowly than dark matter, and that when it does so it has a tendency to oscillate, generating a sound wave.
A vibrating plate generates a sound wave that bounces against another surface to create a stable standing wave.
When blown in to with an exhalation vigorous enough to make the reed oscillate, the Lung Flute generates a sound wave of 16 to 22 Hz with an output of 110 to 115 dB using 2.5 cms H2O of pressure.
