Sentence examples for sound designated from inspiring English sources

Sight & Sound designated it the worst film shown at Cannes.

The remaining 13 patients had their liver tumours detected by either CT or ultra sound, designated as the 111In-octreotide/radtech group.

In the same decision, Pregerson ruled that the city could not ban the use of amplified sound in designated areas of the Venice Beach boardwalk but backed other restrictions on boardwalk performers and vendors — which spurred the performers' complaints against the city.

A bell is useful, if only to contribute to the cacophony of sound in the designated "noisy" part of the route.

When the sound near a designated handset reaches the level you have specified, the handset automatically calls you (at the base station, a handset or on all the other handsets) so you can listen in.

Leaving aside the commercialisation of knowledge through aggressive intellectual property regimes; the problem with most existing public collections and archives is that all creative work is born into copyright; every image, text, film or sound is automatically designated as the property of its apparent author - until death plus 70 years.

In his 2015 THUMP feature, Daniel Rodriguez discusses the introduction of the playa's first official sound camp, a designated area at the festival where music could be played loudly.

In the condition with stationary fixation dot, the sound source was designated as moving because phase relative to the coherent visual motion cannot be defined.

May sound obvious, but choose a hill that is specifically designated or designed for sledding.

Most Kickstarter backers won't need to receive one of these device themselves of course, but RCFx is offering plenty of creative rewards at various price-points — including the usual t-shirt style swag or, higher up the donation chain, the ability to name a hectare of protected rainforest and access to a web portal to monitor data and sounds from your designated area.

In 1967 Neuhaus unveiled the first work that he designated a sound installation; Drive-In Music (October 1967 April 1968), a series of radio transmitters staggered for a half-mile length of the Lincoln Parkway, produced sounds that could be picked up by car radios and that varied according to the speed of the vehicle.