Sentence examples for loud acoustic from inspiring English sources

Amplified, electronic instruments are banned, and loud acoustic instruments are banned as well.

Vingerhoets's explanation is novel: although in certain situations weeping can be risky, he suggests it is far less risky than screaming or emitting some other loud acoustic signal.

The rapid release of prepared movements by a loud acoustic stimulus capable of eliciting a startle response has been termed the StartReact effect (Valls-Solé et al., 1999), and premotor reaction times (PMTs) of <70 ms are often observed.

The attraction on this early Friday evening was a man in a tank top, who stood on the small stage murdering "Here Comes the Sun" with a piercingly loud acoustic guitar.

At night, on low stools beneath the crowded umbrellas of Yangon's downtown teashops, men sit closely and strum loud acoustic folk melodies, their songs filled with tradition rather than protest.

Shouted talking environments are defined as the talking environments in which when speakers shout, their aim is to produce a very loud acoustic signal, either to increase its range of transmission or its ratio to background noise [8 11].

"Bells are the loudest acoustic instrument - that's why they're used by churches".

Most lodges march with a band that sometimes includes the occasional enormous Lambeg drum, one of the loudest acoustic instruments in the world.

One of the most striking things about this group of players is their immediacy – of which the loud, glowing acoustic of Milton Court's wood-clad auditorium supplies still more.

Grohl stated that while In Your Honor was a double album because he felt "schizophrenic" to alternate between loud and acoustic songs, Norton helped on sequencing the tracks into "an album that makes sense".

The terminal is cold from the constant air-conditioning, with loud, echoing acoustics and the relentless high-pitched jingle of loudspeakers.