Sentence examples similar to sound boosting from inspiring English sources

For example, cutting frequencies around 250 Hz will add some clarity to the sound; and boosting around 1kHz will make the vocals appear more present.

Though the lack of government funding available for social housing is a cause for concern, there are sound reasons for boosting home ownership rates too, not least that, if Generation Rent fails to make a step on the housing ladder, the welfare state will buckle 50 years from now under the weight of the housing benefit bill payable to pensioners in rented accommodation.

"We have made sound progress in boosting immunisation across Angola.

This will keep these items from becoming bass boosting, sound distorting annoyances.

The review raises the question whether predictability of such self-generated sounds may boost the evolution of entrainment to external rhythms, and whether that in turn may advance vocal learning abilities.

Murata says they boosted sound quality by doing away with conventional waterproof sheets that cover sound output holes in similar products.

But "improving food production" sounds a lot like boosting yields, similar to what Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack said at the Chicago Council on Global Affairs in June ("If we can help countries become more productive themselves then they will be in a better position to feed their own people").

Earlier research by the first two authors and Ross Levine concluded that a sound financial system boosts economic growth and particularly benefits people at the bottom end of the income league.

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In Experiments 2 and 3, it was concluded that sound symbolism could boost memory for nonword-definition parings, with or without any mnemonic advantage the participant-generated definitions may have provided in Experiments 2A and 2B.

Depending on your record player, you might need a pre-amp to boost sound.