Sentence examples for microphone head from inspiring English sources
The swollen pageboy microphone head I had in high school as I tried to grow my hair long.
A one-time guitarist in a punk band, he clasped the fingers of one hand tightly around the microphone head while thrusting the other out every few seconds for emphasis, as if he were rapping rather than delivering a stump speech.
Standing at the microphone, head bowed over her paper, she started with a small admission: "Um, I've never read this poem out loud". But the 14-year-old, dressed in a T-shirt with a drawing of a cat and the word "Chococat" printed beneath it, remained poised.
The microphone head must be protected by a windshield or windscreen.
For recording low-pitched sounds over larger distances, Sennheiser offers a longer microphone head (ME67).
Col. William F. Smith Jr., muttered into his push-to-talk cockpit microphone, heading west toward Newark.
Microphone heads, attached to a right and left wire, were typically threaded up a person's chest or back and secured near the collarbone with industrial-strength tape.
On June 30th thousands of them filled the main square in Tegucigalpa, the capital, to show their support for Mr Zelaya's removal and his replacement by Roberto Micheletti (pictured above, with microphone), the head of Congress.
Last year, in a lab at the University of Barcelona, an anonymous woman was fitted with headphones, a microphone, a head-mounted virtual-reality display, a motion-capture suit, and a small remote-triggered vibrator, which was positioned carefully over her larynx.
By Nicola Twilley February 20 , 2015 Last year in a lab at the University of Barcelona, an anonymous woman was fitted with headphones, a microphone, a head-mounted virtual-reality display, a motion-capture suit, and a small remote-triggered vibrator, which was positioned carefully over her larynx.
where d T (f) denotes the transfer function of the direct path between the target source to the microphones (including head shadow effects), which is assumed to be known.
