Sentence examples for relevant sounds from inspiring English sources

All this earnest jive about making "Earnest" more relevant sounds like everyone is protesting too much.

Mentioning things that are only vaguely relevant sounds like unwelcome persuasion to swing the decision in your favour.

"None of the sounds used before are things that are ecologically relevant sounds in the plant environment," Appel said.

Two experiments tested the common assumption that knowing the letter names helps children learn basic letter-sound (grapheme phoneme) relation because most names contain the relevant sounds.

For example, we wake up more easily when we hear our own name or a particularly salient sound such as an alarm clock or a fire alarm compared to equally loud but less relevant sounds.

It can dynamically shift sensory and cognitive resources to focus on relevant sounds.

Mechanical and numerical models could be used to enhance our understanding of relevant sound transmission phenomena.

Furthermore, letters with names containing the relevant sound facilitated letter-sound learning, but not letters with unrelated names.

Auditory attention and working memory (WM) allow for selection and maintenance of relevant sound information in our minds, respectively, thus underlying goal-directed functioning in everyday acoustic environments.

Adam Roberts, another prize-winning science fiction writer, found the idea of "sensory" fiction "amazing", but also "infantalising, like reverting to those sorts of books we buy for toddlers that have buttons in them to generate relevant sound-effects".

Rather than develop application-specific systems, Jiang and Nirjon envision an independent and adaptive system that will allow the user to specify both the relevant sound and irrelevant, potentially privacy-threatening sounds.