Sentence examples for operation sound from inspiring English sources

A dauntingly elaborate instruction sheet makes the whole operation sound as complicated as finding the Higgs boson, but one try is all it takes to get the hang of it.

Mr. Glassen said it was part of an effort to "foist upon an unsuspecting and aroused public a law that would, through its operation, sound the death knell for the shooting sport and eventually disarm the American public".

From what I've read recently the operation sounds more like a military coup than anything else.

The entire operation sounds as if it's about to disassemble itself, but that vulnerability is a big part of the fun.

From those accounts, the operation sounded similar to others mounted in recent months along both sides of a 250-mile stretch of the border with Pakistan.

Of course, issuing patches for a covert operation sounds like a joke — I fear for my life just flipping through the pages — but truth be told, these days everything is branded.

We found relationships between subjective impressions, such as the product imagery and functional imagery evoked by machine operation sounds, audio signals, and the onomatopoeic features.

Nor was his co-ordination of offensive operations sound; during the August offensive, his lack of oversight allowed one of his brigade commanders, Brigadier General Francis Johnston, a British Army officer on secondment to the NZEF, to vacillate over deployment of reinforcements.

Enhanced Vehicle Acoustics (EVA), a company based in Silicon Valley, California and founded by two Stanford students with the help of seed money from the National Federation of the Blind, developed an after market technology called "Vehicular Operations Sound Emitting Systems" (VOSES).

Robert J. Thompson, professor of television at Syracuse University, said all the predictions about shrinking network news operations sounded no different from forecasts about the demise of network soap operas.

To overwhelm the system, someone would need to control 51% of the computing capacity of the 10,000 or so "miners"—not impossible but unlikely.This system of consensus by distributed co-operation sounds complicated, but it allows something of value to be transferred from one person to another without a middleman to verify the transaction.