Sentence examples for sound apparatus from inspiring English sources

Hoefler fashioned his own sound apparatus for the recording of the noises made by the denizens of the jungle.

In a text book of elementary physics will be found that organ pipes - and all other sound apparatus, for that matter - are reckoned in vibrations per second.

In a text book of elementary physics will be found that organ pipes - and all other sound apparatus, for that matter - are reckoned… The modern music jag.

One juggler appeared strapped to some kind of belching electronic sound apparatus, another in a Freddy Mercury leather tribute costume – the latter made lewd jokes in a Eurotrash accent before chucking balls in the air to the hits of Queen.

Retraction: March 20, 1926 p. 23 B.R. "What Fools We Are" In a text book of elementary physics will be found that organ pipes - and all other sound apparatus, for that matter - are reckoned in vibrations per second.

The New Yorker, March 20 , 1926 P. 23In a text book of elementary physics will be found that organ pipes - and all other sound apparatus, for that matter - are reckoned in vibrations per second.

In 1913, Edison introduced a new cylinder-based synch-sound apparatus known, just like his 1895 system, as the Kinetophone; instead of films being shown to individual viewers in the Kinetoscope cabinet, they were now projected onto a screen.

For instance, Albert Einstein spent two years simply evaluating patents before going on to develop many of his own, including patents related to refrigeration, electromagnetic pumps, sound reproduction apparatus and light intensity self-adjusting cameras.

Traditional anatomic methods and technologically sophisticated techniques allowed us to piece together this puzzling part of the odontocete sound reception apparatus.

If these differences in muscle mass and contractile properties were translated into larger biomechanical differences through modifications of morphology and histology of the sound generating apparatus, an amplification of neural and morphological changes into acoustic potential would occur.

The sound reception apparatus, or peripheral auditory system, is comprised of an intricate set of structures that includes fat pads and channels; thin and thicker wafers of dense bone, sheets of connective tissue; along with the requisite muscles, innervations, and vasculature.