Sentence examples for learned sound from inspiring English sources
Cheerful mayhem was the consequence, though attentive viewers learned sound basics of flavour and technique.
The CV * Parfitt started his professional life as a stage manager in his native Bristol after leaving the Old Vic Theatre School, where he learned sound and stage production.
The Bolsheviks, we've learned, sounded behind closed doors exactly the way they sounded in public.
"Faya," I learned, sounds like fire but can mean electricity or lightning, and "dagadaga" sounds like "dagger dagger" but means "machine gun".
Monkeys have food calls and calls that identify predators, but these are inherited, not learned sounds".
However, contrary to the left pSTS activation for NP sounds, the activation for P sounds was reduced after training (Figs. 3 b and 4), consistent with the alleged role of this region in the categorization of newly learned sounds.
Also, it's good to incorporate different genres of music into your solos, but maybe that Phrygian scale you just learned sounds horrible with the rhythmic funk that your band is playing.
As a geriatric nurse practitioner, I see daily the benefits the older adult gains from learning sound dance and movement techniques.
You should only learn sound basic strategy to play better when you do go.
"What we're showing is that babbling is not only to learn sounds, but also to learn transitions between sounds".
