Sentence examples for repeated sounds from inspiring English sources

Bronze instruments in gong families of Indonesia, Thailand, and Myanmar employ repeated sounds acting as ostinati.

A widespread and preponderant use of dronelike or repeated sounds in Southeast Asia shows that they are probably an ancient fundamental musical element.

There is also a stunning climatic episode when Mr. Golijov turns the repeated sounds of rifle shots as García Lorca and two compatriots are executed into a pummeling rhythmic fugue.

But sometimes the flow chops up the beat, breaks the beat into smaller units, forces in multiple syllables and repeated sounds and internal rhymes, or hangs a drunken leg over the last bap and keeps going, sneaks out of that bitch.

The stand-alone lyrics, in the strictness of their rhyme and meter, are almost inseparable from the cadence of Dylan's voice, let alone the melody; the repeated sounds in "loft," "cough," "soft," and "off" almost force you to sing along as you read them.

Men and women are still waving their arms to the repeated sounds of a truck horn.

After a while you begin to hear a low whirring undertone and a repeated sound that is a little like a very far-off foghorn.

But Wall adds extra words (like "just"), and his "stripped her clothes off" spoils a characteristic rhyme that Flaubert has, the repeated sound of "habille" and déshabillait" ("dressed"/ "undressed").

For example, the results of a set of repeated sound-level measurements may be reported as L90 = 75 dBA, meaning that the levels were equal to or higher than 75 dBA for 90 percent of the time.

When a fetus is introduced to a repeated sound, their memory of that sound stimulates its' recognition.

The adaptation hypothesis proposes that the apparent MMN results from the subtraction of a N1 response to a novel sound, from the N1 response to a non-novel or repeated sound; where the N1 to a repeated sound is delayed and suppressed, as novelty decreases (Jääskeläinen et al., 2004).