Sentence examples for invisible sound from inspiring English sources

Until now, the piece has been an invisible sound installation; on this night, though, you'll hardly be able to miss the 60 percussionists the ensemble Talujon has assembled for a live interpretation.

Confined spaces, needs for invisible sound sources and very specific acoustical environment make the use of open-loop sound field reproduction technologies such as wave field synthesis (based on free-field models of monopole sources) not ideal.

Ultimately, the physical product of Pink Thunder is superfluous, just as it is poetry we value--its invisible sound and core-felt sense--not the publishing scene.

And while the overall winner Brittnay Wenger's project exists only in the cloud (she developed an artificial neural network for diagnosing breast cancer), the project that won the 13-14 division turned invisible sound waves into a more physical experience.

This lack of spatial specificity suggests that invisible sound sources may prime peripheral visual cortex bilaterally, perhaps because stimuli localized outside the visual field can enter the visual field from unpredictable directions.

The title essay, which even carries an epigraph from Wilde ("It is only shallow people who do not judge by appearances. The mystery of the world is the visible, not the invisible") sounds a passionate appeal for "an erotics of art".

When talking on their cellphones, business travelers sometimes assume they're surrounded by an invisible, sound-proof phone booth that keeps their conversations private.

Such "acoustic cloaks" can render arbitrary objects essentially invisible to sound waves by guiding the incoming sound wave around the object to be concealed.

But what if you could render objects invisible to sound waves by making it appear that nothing is in their path?A team at Duke University has come up with an "acoustic cloak" that does just that.

Mapping the invisible may sound impossible, but in fact it's rather simple.

"The work explores the interaction of two invisible factors, sound and wind," explains Costa in the video's description.