Sentence examples for governing sound from inspiring English sources
The physics governing sound and light is much better understood and easier to manipulate than the physics governing volatile aromatic compounds, which disperse and persist in ways that are difficult to predict.
An assumption important to the comparative method is the Neogrammarian principle that the laws governing sound change are regular and have no exceptions that cannot be accounted for by some other regular phenomenon of language.
In designing the beamformer to fulfill a desire performance, the transfer function governing sound propagation is required in the formulation.
Although these studies provide a window into the cerebral mechanisms governing sound segregation, little is known about the subcortical neural architecture and hierarchy of neurocomputations that lead to this robust perceptual process.
A transformation of variable is used, such that the governing sound propagation equation reduces to the Helmholtz equation in the transformed variable, which has a known fundamental solution and is therefore amenable to BEM analysis.
The transmission of sound energy, in the form of internally propagated higher order modes, through the walls of "flat-oval" air conditioning ducts is investigated by means of numerical solutions to the equations of motion for the duct walls and the acoustic wave equation governing sound propagation inside the duct.
But other laws were broken, as well as economic rules that govern sound business practices, in the run up to the Great Recession.
The quasi-one-dimensional equations governing the sound field are approximated in finite difference form and are solved in the time domain.
A general differential equation governing the sound intensity is derived which is valid under certain conditions, notably that the depth of the belt of vegetation is large, and absorption small.
But South Korea's governing Millennium Democratic Party sounded a note of worry.
It requires dozens of standards, governing words, sounds, pictures, interactions, protocols, code, and more.
