Sentence examples for natural echo from inspiring English sources

The gates were set to open when Bowie sang above a certain volume, forcing him to gradually lift his voice from a whisper to a shout, using the room's natural echo.

Ms. Ruhl, the gifted playwright whose work has been characterized by a mixture of the feminist and the fabulist that finds a natural echo in "Orlando," modestly cedes the stage to Woolf in this economical adaptation of Woolf's 1928 novel.

TIM HECKER The composer Tim Hecker, whose heavyweight and nearly spiritual music is full of drones, repetition, natural echo and ambient death-chill, has apparently removed some of the distortion and sonic muting that marked his earlier work, like the great "Ravedeath, 1972," from 2011; the new one, "Virgins" (Kranky) includes woodwinds and synthesizers.

In addition, it transpired that the natural echo of the amphitheatre also provided good acoustics for the recording.

But I still don't think you can ever top a natural echo room for reverb, as people used to do in the fifties and sixties especially.

The building only has 7 floors so it's dwarfed by the surrounding skyscrapers as a result the towers create a natural echo chamber.

There was the Ugandan minister who defended raping girls as "natural", echoing a similar attitude among Nigerian lawmakers.

Surely that is because his music carries natural echoes of bal musette and tango, which have much less resonance in the United States.

And from that idea, it was easy to conjecture that this style must be better for you than heel-striking, since presumably it was more natural, echoing the style that early, shoeless cavemen would have used.

These natural echos are known to enhance intuition and psychic abilities.

Taking an improved FBM algorithm with threshold value (L) as an example, the coastline echoes generated by improved FBM algorithm (Fig. 10 b and c) are still better representations of a natural coastline echo than the echoes generated by conventional method (Fig. 10 a).