Sentence examples for network sound from inspiring English sources

Not satisfied with bringing music to the train network, Sound Tracks is even bringing regulation station signs to life.

Currently across London, the network Sound and Music, which promotes challenging contemporary music and sound art, is showing a retrospective of Eliane Radigue's work.

He offered two examples of this ugliness: someone shouted "Kill him!" referring to the 60s bomber Bill Ayers, and a man shouted a racial slur at a network sound man (apparently the N-word), adding "sit down, boy".

You should have access to most of your hardware, including network, sound, and graphics.

Especially in the wake of the January freeze, a sheltered pedestrian network sounds quite inviting.

If you're on a metered plan, having Opera compress most of the images, videos and text you pull in over the cell network sounds like a great idea, as long as you are okay with the potential privacy tradeoff of having all your data go through Opera's networks.

Such nuances are hard to enunciate in a 90 second network sound-byte and most often lost on an increasingly depleted, anxious and fearful America and the jaded newsmen and women who must report these events.

Blockchain-based decentralized social networks sound nice but may be impossible to spin up.

At first glance, this application of disease dynamics to social networks sounds like a bad fit.

As the television networks sounded her victory, Mr. McAuliffe, former head of the Democratic National Committee, declared that moment a signal of Mrs. Clinton's lifelong passions.

The patent, also known as "US Patent #7,876,266″, or "Harmonic Block Technique for Computing Space-Time Solutions for Communication Networks", sounds like something out of Nikola Tesla's notebook — and repeating the title out loud may give you a minor aneurysm.