Northern, sub-Saharan Mali has the kind of instantly and globally recognisable sound that very few other locales have been able to boast in the past, and in this respect it's worthy of comparison to Detroit during the early years of techno, or Jamaica during the rise of ska.
But dubstep, as the first fully networked dance scene, is globally synchronized: sound-files are traded more freely and new tracks gets edited out of DJ mixes on pirate radio and posted as YouTube by fans.
For the first time since Fela, Lagos was exporting a sound globally.
With so much technological change, social change and economic development globally, that might sound like a strange thing to say.
There was a globally significant effect of sound on N1, N2 and REM sleep whatever the period (night or day) but not on N3.
FAME Studios would eventually become known and coveted, globally, for its lush and tender sound.
fracking) can lead to environmental and economic benefits globally, if done in an economically sound way, but will require changes in American diplomacy and policy.
While sounds can be defined globally, a more abstract taxonomy can also be defined resulting in properties such as stationarity and transiency, i.e., a "local" characterization.
Hence globally, industrial managers are taking advantage of sound scientific studies to adopt models for their industries bearing in mind that an improperly planned accident control scheme could lead to substantial monetary losses due to accident claims.
Now which aspects sound more suitable for a globally interconnected world that communicates through multiple networks simultaneously?
