Sentence examples for generated sounds from inspiring English sources

In order to accomplish this task, the speaker must be able to distinguish between self-generated vocalizations and externally generated sounds.

The artists in his shows specialize in electronically generated sounds, ranging from techno to Morton sheetsick-like sheets of sound.

Mr. Neuhaus himself preferred the term "sound installations" for the nonvisual artworks he created from electronically generated sounds emanating from an invisible source at a particular location.

At Cologne emphasis was immediately placed on electronically generated sounds rather than concrete sounds and on electronic sound modifications such as filtering and modulating rather than tape manipulation.

Dogs, starlings, whales, porpoises, and chimpanzees all use vocally generated sounds to communicate with other members of their species, but none do so recursively, and thus none can produce complex utterances of infinitely varied meaning.

Instead of a mechanical system made of a reed and bellows, the Voder generated sounds with electricity; as with Kempelen's speaking machine, a human manipulated keys to produce words.

And geared in response were Mr. Beerman's computer-generated sounds: an entertaining vocabulary of explosions, industrial shrieks and whistles and mimicked human voices.

The show, "Quartet," includes 55 drawings of lines that have also been translated into computer-generated sounds by a sound engineer.

The interplay of machine-generated sounds and the natural power of the human voice has always been a constant in her work, explored extensively on 2004's Medúlla.

In an age of MP3s and computer-generated sounds, he has distinguished himself by making vinyl records featuring actual musicians manipulating real-life instruments.

Cabra began formal music lessons when he was six years old and eventually studied piano, saxophone, and flute, before teaching himself guitar and experimenting with computer-generated sounds.