Sentence examples for homogenous sound from inspiring English sources

And both the choir and the instrumentalists produced a fine, homogenous sound in parts of the Magnificat and in Nisi Dominus.

It was not, however, at all obvious how to transport the sustained and homogenous sound world of the original viol consort into the mixed timbres of the four modern instruments at my disposition.

"As a pickup group, the orchestra lacks the homogenous sound of an ensemble like the New York Philharmonic whose members are used to playing together all the time," said Mr. Puts, who has had seven of his works performed at the festival since 2002 and who will make his Cabrillo Festival debut as a soloist in his own piano concerto, "Night," on Aug. 14.

Playing distorted all the time can lead to a homogenous sound.

QUESTION FROM ALEXEI : Doesn't a lot of pop music out there now seem to be converging to a homogenous electropop sound?

He seemed determined to counter the notion that the Haydn symphonies should sound homogenous, elegant and charming.

But on closer investigation, it became apparent that the chart did sound weirdly homogenous.

You can't blame big record labels for playing it safe – these are tough times for the music business – but caution leads to ossification: if you are looking for a reason why huge swathes of the charts sound remarkably homogenous – as if you could swap the names of the artists responsible around and no one would really notice – then there it is.

In the case of a sound and homogenous deck, the velocity of the surface waves will show little variability.

In the case of a sound and homogenous concrete plate, the velocity of the surface waves will show little variability, while significant variation in the phase velocity will be an indication of the presence of a defect or other anomaly.

As the results, images mapping the sound speed exhibited homogenous patterns mainly colored in blue, in all the tissue-engineered cartilage constructs.