Sentence examples for rejected sound from inspiring English sources

This causes the rejected sound source to alter its content more in line with the chosen one.

True - but the title she rejected sounds more fun.

(i) The high standard deviation of the number of rejected sounds ("other") might be related to differences in strategy among the participants who did not use the same selectivity threshold, or the same granularity, to group the sounds.

These agencies usually reject sound tenets of water-resource economics.

By focusing on only half the budget equation, and avoiding revenue stewardship, they reject sound fiscal leadership".

Although Obama said he had no part in Sebelius' decision, women's health advocates, as well as members of the Congressional Pro Choice Caucus and the scientific community, expressed their strong disappointment with his administration for rejecting sound science on the issue of contraception.

Judge Feuerstein also rejected Cross Sound's argument that it unfairly limited passengers' constitutional rights to travel.

Turkey downgraded relations after Israel rejected a sound, American-mediated deal to close the book on Israel's ill-fated assault on a Gaza aid flotilla that killed eight Turks and one Turkish-American.

It is shocking that a government policy which has been roundly rejected for sound educational and practical reasons is being foisted on schools by which ever desperate means the government can think up".

This year we also saw a disturbing trend emerge in which nearly every Republican candidate for Senate rejected the sound and settled science that man-made carbon pollution contributes to climate change.

Nevertheless, after computing a percentage of belonging to the categories for each sound of the 150-item corpus, we observed that these disparities in classification were only concentrated on certain sounds, which were then rejected (26 sounds under a threshold of about 65% of belonging to a category).