Sentence examples for sonic sense from inspiring English sources
Ms. Paggett's "Private Realness" is characterized by a physical and sonic sense of volume.
Writing for The Boston Globe, Joan Anderman commented that the song's "tangle of horns and pianos [are] pushed to the edge of sonic sense".
To make sonic sense of electronic beats and devotional North African and Middle Eastern music, Rezoug relied on two key aesthetics: sampling and dub.
Guitarists who are truly sadistic (in a sonic sense), such as some heavy metal players, may run one of the 200-400 watt super heads through a full stack.
Kero Kero Bonito aren't part of the PC Music collective – we don't think – but they have a similarly bold, neon pink aesthetic, and they just as ingeniously create their own world, with its own visual and sonic senses.
Games developed through the Hunter and Snark enabled interactions for children to create and discover more about characters in stories through audio-visual feedback received via Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) tags embedded inside coloured clay, mobile devices and ultra-sonic sensing.
Mario and Sonic made sense to western players, but lurking just beyond these palatable mascots was a world of entertainment too strange to ever secure an official European release: fascinating, crazy games full of talking octopuses and jaunty tunes.
You can tell that Madlib thinks like a producer, playing with sonic patterns, not sense; his verses are full of unexpected open places, unspoken spaces.
My favorite thing about Sonic is the sense I have that Mr. Jasper and his employees want to keep me informed about the technical goings-on behind the curtain.
More accurate tracking systems use optic, magnetic, or sonic signals to sense where one or more wearable active or passive tags are to locate the user and his/her orientation in the real world space.
However, Turi criticized Sonic's "odd sense of momentum" and imprecise jumps, stating that switching between two speeds is "jarring" and produces "touchy platforming".
