And this is just the most surface level explanation of how deep these parallels between sound and science run.
Essick also analyzes "Times-Square", stating that the language and rhythm used by the poem's subject, especially the repetitive onomatopoeia ("pow pow") that punctuates the end of each line, parallels the sound of his work.
Sound pressure levels (SPLs) were measured in parallel with the sound recordings, with the hydrophone power supply additionally connected to a sound level meter (Brüel & Kjaer Mediator 2238).
For example, a parabolic reflector will focus a parallel wave of sound onto a specific point, allowing a very weak sound to be more easily heard.
We trained one group of subjects with an audiovisual task, where a flash was presented in parallel with the sound and another group in an auditory task, where only sound from different spatial locations was presented.
Twice, the music dissolves into parallel sheets of sound; Björk's voice is reproduced electronically, creating a harmonic foam, while the horns play discrete lines.
Guitars are also used in indigenous music throughout Latin America; they feature one or more strings stretched parallel between a sound box and a straight neck.
As if afraid that the parallel with Rowling sounds presumptuous, she blushes and fiddles with a pendant.
While this parallel briefing network might sound like a nightmare for Ellam, he has learnt to live with it.
Borrowing from Debussy's example, Puccini stamps his score with pentatonic chords (open fourths and fifths moving in parallel motion), a desolate sound pierced with harsh, tugging, repetitive chords.
