The messages these young men are starting to emit through song, fashion and interviews is one of "get your weight up", rather than let me help you up.
The chorus of women sings winding laments that devolve into wordless cries; the cello unfolds fragments of another long, dark song; the Marimba Eroica emits its mind-bending basement tones; tribalistic dances and sonic rave-ups take over; and, amid the fog of microtones, pure Pythagorean consonances appear like ghosts.
Simply move any.mp3 file over to the MyBell via a microUSB connection, and that noise (whether it be the Jaws theme or a line from a Nicki Minaj song) will thereafter be emitted from your MyBell each time a driver cuts you off.
Males frequently emitted songs spontaneously during this time of year but we also induced singing by approaching territories with reproductive females.
When you pay $100,000 for a red-hot BMW M5, you expect the twin-turbo V8 to emit a mighty song.
Now, from Siberia to the ski slopes of the French Alps, from Manitoba to Brazil, tens of thousands of phones howl, hoot, trill, screech, croak or emit the haunting song of whales.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.07770.001 As the name implies, songbirds produce song, but they may also emit large numbers of shorter calls.
ESA's confirmation that the comet had been emitting a "mystery song" has fuelled theories that it is in fact an alien ship and the warbling is an extra-terrestrial attempt at communication.
Some emit single-note songs while others mimic a jumbled chorus but no one knew why they sang these different songs until now.
The golf cart emitted an ambient song, which created the soundtrack for the performance.
