Sentence examples for represented sound from inspiring English sources

It hasn't taken long for doubt to temper the judgment of those who had praised Wenger in the belief that $38 million for the Dutch striker Robin Van Persie represented sound business.

In a letter to the alliance, he also raised broader issues, saying that the state had no documented explanation that the tower's presence in Hudson County represented "sound public policy".

What was distinctive was that the Greeks used six of the Semitic letters, those that represented sounds that did not occur in Greek, to represent vowel sounds.

Sound bites rarely represent sound science.

Combinations of consonant symbols are used to represent sound clusters.

Yet Pinyin, invented for ease and standards, only represents sound.

school district to eliminate D's represents sound educational policy.

"The handover of Sangin by UK forces represents sound military rationale," Liam Fox, the defence secretary, said.

To turn such signs into a general orthography required the recognition that the signs must represent sound patterns and the consequent invention of the phonographic principle.

Even in the absence of climate change, these policies would represent sound social and economic investments in the future of every country's citizens.

Machine listening basically involves teaching computers to assess sound (or really, waveforms representing sound) into something resembling the way that humans hear it, with the goal of eliminating living, breathing listeners from the evaluation process completely.