Sentence examples for sound broadcast from inspiring English sources

Working from Jenkins's patents, DuMont set up a simultaneous picture and sound broadcast in 1930 and concluded that electromechanical systems were inadequate for practical television and that a purely electronic system was needed.

For a generation that has grown up listening to the sterile perfection of music on compact disks, the sound broadcast over the Internet, varying vastly from station to station, is occasionally marred by static breaks, and worse, total drop outs of sound lasting around 3 to 10 seconds.

The music that John Cale is about to unleash is probably the most radical he has ever written, certainly the most ingenious and arguably the best (including the Velvets); it is an ethereal sound, broadcast from some distant planet, and this time a haunted one.

In terms of audio itself, the device uses a setup of six microphones for 360 degree sound broadcast.

In the case of Darlene Love, for example, Phil Specter had her under contract with The Blossoms; to her surprise, she created a hit sound broadcast everywhere.

The premiere Friday was notable not only for its deep spiritual content and enthusiastic performances, but also, and sometimes offensively so, for the heavily amplified sound broadcast to the 3,200-seat 3,200-seat.

The network evening newscasts are good, sound broadcasts that manage to bring clarity to events and explain them well in a brief time to a mass audience -- still by far the largest audience watching news on television.

In late September, "New Sounds" broadcast some of the results of Mr. Schaefer's musical expedition, including religious music from South India, Algeria, Greece and Indonesia as well as Jewish poems in Hebrew and Arabic and a performance by Kurdish dervishes.

Tape recordings and scripts of the Night Sounds program broadcast on radio station WHCU in Ithaca, New York; interviews, promotional advertisements for local businesses, local news broadcasts, and other programs for the African American listening audience in Central New York State.

A massive sound system broadcast pop songs: Kesha's "Tik Tok," Britney Spears's "Toxic," the Killers' "Mr. Brightside".

Bloodhounds and 2,000 people searched for the boy, while sound trucks broadcast his description and people were told to search their vehicles' trunks.