Sentence examples for quieter sounds from inspiring English sources

There were quieter sounds, too: the squeak and chirp of suddenly deployed brakes, the rattle of loosely attached auto parts, the repeated cries of a soft-drink vendor, even a few stray sparrows twittering in West Broadway's sparse foliage.

Typical hearing loss tends to be most acute at frequencies above 10kHz, which contain quieter sounds but where speech can still contain important cues (as well as progressively less important ones extending up to 20kHz).

Quieter sounds would travel far shorter distances, making eavesdropping on a quiet conversation nearly impossible.

Rising intonation ↑↓ Shifts into higher or lower pitch ° Quieter sounds (symbol placed before and after) < > Slowed down speed >< Speeding up £ Smiling voice (before and after the particular words) Descriptions, e.g. ((laughter)).

As it turns out, making the crunch louder resulted in people perceiving the chip to be around 15% crunchier and fresher than if quieter sounds are played back instead.

It is possible to inhibit the ASR by presenting quieter sounds less than 500 msec before the onset of the startle stimulus (Hoffman & Searle 1965).

If, however, the startling noise is preceded by a quieter sound, this blink is not so vigorous as it would otherwise have been.

The compression-decompression algorithm ("codec") used relies on psychoacoustical tricks to remove less audible parts of the signal like a quieter sound masked by a louder one occurring at the same time, or notes near the limit of human hearing.

We're a long way from Pixies territory noise-wise, but this is the counterpoint to the previous night's performance at the Hackney Empire, when Beam showcased the quieter sound with which he made his name(s).

Subdued lighting, quieter sound and a chill-out area outside the auditorium are just some of the changes making the performances easier for the children to handle.

And the (curved) bows are constructed so that articulation and nuance are easier to achieve". The quieter sound, then, doesn't bother him?