Sentence examples for rely on sound from inspiring English sources

Apart from central banks, most bodies who decide the economic fate of a country (or a group of countries) do not include trained economists (and rarely rely on sound economic advice, one might add).

Sizing Things Up Electronic measures that rely on sound waves rather than a printed steel tape lack absolute accuracy.

Mr. Plotnik said the experiment and others he is conducting underline how much elephants rely on sound and smell — and much less sight.

In an e-mail, a Powerade spokeswoman said: "We always rely on sound, evidence-based science to ensure that our products deliver on their promise to consumers.

The environmental and fishing groups argue that noise from the seismic blasts could disrupt the lives of marine animals that rely on sound to travel, feed, mate, and communicate and could lead to the beachings and deaths of whales.

But those same waters are home to one of the UK's only resident population of bottlenose dolphins, and there are fears that the farm would not only cause disruption to these highly social and philopatrous animals, but that the continued traffic of maintenance and operation would adversely influence the cetaceans, which rely on sound for communication and foraging.

They have to rely on sounds and calls to keep track of each other and go about their lives".

Bats and other animals that rely on sounds to detect prey in the dark move their ears much like humans use their eyes to track an object of interest, making constant adjustments to their ear positions.

When possible, switch away from vibration and rely on sounds for notifications.

It is more intuitive for deaf babies to learn a physical language than one which relies on sound.

"The future of this species relies on sound international management," said Larry Robinson, NOAA's assistant secretary for conservation and management.