Sentence examples for proprietary sound from inspiring English sources

Musically, the album, on two discs, presents a proprietary sound and an abundance of contemporary-minded tunes.

Dolby Atmos is a proprietary sound technology that is supposed to improve audio.

For the finely tuned ear, the XW-NAS5 also incorporates Pioneer's proprietary sound enhancement features, including Advanced Sound Retriever (ASR) and Auto Level Control (ALC), developed specifically to improve the listening experience of portable audio devices in the home.

Competitor IntoNow "hears" what's on TV by listening to the show's audio signal and matching it to the program using proprietary technology (Sound Print), then pulling relevant content from closed captioning systems.

And the services promises high quality with its proprietary HD sound.

While this sounds elemental for those raised with the advantages of the Wintel duopoly, the traditional PBX market has always been characterized by proprietary phone systems that can't interoperate.

A world in which every film studio and television station has its own proprietary offering sounds like a bit of a nightmare — worse even than the most convoluted of cable plans.

Coupled with Harman Kardon's® proprietary Logic7® surround sound processing technology this creates an all encompassing, multi-layered experience releasing the subtle nuances of the original recording, irrespective of the seat location.

Without a consistent proprietary formulation and sound pharmacokinetic data, of the kind now reported routinely for new pharmaceutical products, there may be little value in further clinical trials.

The 32-bit processing performance of the DA710 enables it to optimally support the AVR 7550HD's advanced audio software, which includes Dolby Volume, Dolby TrueHD, proprietary Logic 7® surround sound-enhancement technology from Harman International, and other applications.

Instead the claim was that it would, using its proprietary software, learn from recorded sound precisely how an instrument — a piano, for starters — was played, with what force a key was struck, how far down the sustain pedal was pressed, when each finger moved, how each note was weighted in a complex chord and what sort of timbre was actually produced.