Sentence examples for in finding a sound from inspiring English sources
Researchers should consider these ethical issues, and there is some worry that they will fail to do so: Enthusiasts seem unperturbed by the ethical problems associated with mammoth resurrection and oddly uninterested in finding a sound justification for the process.
The Fourth String Quartet, Tippett explains, is an exercise in "finding a sound" that he first encountered in the incidental music to a television programme on Rembrandt.
Denying that auditory experiences present sounds at varying locations beyond the ears invites difficulty in finding a place for sounds in the world.
The analog-era industries will find — they are already in the process of finding — a sounder business model.
Over the years, critical listening has been a constant exercise in finding a new, supposedly authentic sound, typically from those viewed as outsiders.
Her breakthrough has been in finding a new way to distinguish the sounds, which appear similar on the face, by identifying subtle differences which computers will be taught to recognise.
In the new operations room that sits alongside the death chamber, there will now be equipment to monitor the offender's heart, blood pressure and blood oxygen levels, as well as an ultra-sound that will assist in finding a vein in which to place the IV.
Wang Li, a Chinese musician based in Paris, performed solo, finding a futuristic sound in humble instruments.
Carey's manager Mark Sudack described the point of the competition, "Mariah is the queen of the remix, this contest is a way for her to continue being a pioneer in the remix world, potentially finding a new sound, a new power, a new energy in the online space, as opposed to just the go-to producers of the moment".
In a flurry of colored diagrams, Mr. Perez showed that success would depend on honoring archetypal patterns — finding a fresh sound, falling in love with the kids, being discovered through a new medium — that lie under all such movies.
