Sentence examples for sonic representation from inspiring English sources

If we can treat the computer as a superlative machine, the neural network seeks to reify a sonic representation of what the computer itself thinks it sounds like.

You've probably seen videos of Kish: He clicks his tongue against the roof of his mouth and uses the feedback he hears to produce a kind of sonic representation of his world.

During a live performance on the Seattle radio station KEXP, in mid-April, the guitarist Gemma Thompson, who named the band, said, "We wanted to put everything we'd all accumulated individually into creating a performance that had kind of a sonic representation of the name Savages".

Gould's fascination with Bach is utterly trans-historical and marks one of the great intellectual acts of identification, and self-identification, in modern art: the blend of harmonic complexity, contrapuntal density, and often-turbulent propulsiveness comes off, in Gould's playing, as something of a sonic representation beyond words of his inner life, a sort of idealized self-portrait.

Nicholas Brown: It's a sonic representation of an urban animal.

Estoile Naiant is a record tightly packed, musically hyperactive; a sonic representation of a bright, flaring GIF file.

His field recordings will stand on their own as sonic representations of Xilitla and the surrounding area, from the nearby Convent of St. Augustine to the Cave of Swallows, a 1,100-foot-deep, open chasm filled with birds.

Created by HUSH, a design firm that specializes in interactive experiences that communicate complex information, their latest project is a sculpture made of stacked data points which doubles as an instrument able to play sonic representations of those same data points. .

Based on ancient Hawaiian mythology and the observatory's ability to teach us about the origins of our own galaxy, Sacred Sights serves as a sonic and visual representation of this complex dichotomy.

We wonder if the resemblance of physical structures to the virtual representations of sonic structures might imply a stronger connection between the physical and virtual existence than we thought.

"Sonically, [it] is a representation of my overall aesthetic through sonic cross-pollination of influences from Latin America, the Caribbean, North America, and Europe.