Sentence examples for sonic waves from inspiring English sources
A third way might be through some other intervention like sonic waves.
Did they know, for example, that sonic waves can be used to suppress fires, or that our brains actually "hear" silent movies?
The thinking is that the sonic waves of Mozart, along with oxygen added in the treatment process, will spur the microbes to break down sewage more efficiently, saving money.
The term echocardiography refers to a group of tests that use ultrasound (sound waves above frequencies audible to humans) to examine the heart and record information in the form of echoes, or reflected sonic waves.
In disclosing the cost breakdown, city officials denied rumors that had circulated for weeks that they had contemplated buying exotic nonlethal weapons that fired an immobilizing goo, or that used radiation or sonic waves to incapacitate people or vehicles.
Sonic waves alter the texture of a projected image, making it look smooth or rough.
In "Cassandra," the titular tone of dire prophecy is conveyed by a mounting sonic wave that comes up against cacophonous obstacles in the form of stridently repeated chords and clusters.
It was pretty full of pedestrians around that neighborhood, and about three minutes later, down Third Avenue came what appeared to be some sort of sonic wave that moved people to the edges of the sidewalk, opening up a vee behind itself like the wake of a speedboat.
You can check out excerpts from his new album The Great Sonic Wave on Soundcloud which feature guest vocals from ol' burst larynx himself, Alan Dubin of Khanate and Gnaw but if you want to experience the full unedited and sublime terror of 20.sv, check out Digital War above, his previous album, released in November 2013 via Bandcamp.
Mayer was an acoustician and sonic wave engineer for the Admiralty, a civil servant in the Ministry of Defence, but also an inventor of various electronic musical devices, including an improved wah-wah pedal and the "Octavia" guitar effect with its unique "doubling" effect.
Yuhuan et al. (2014) analyzed the effect of microannulus size on sonic wave propagation.
