Sentence examples for sound drives from inspiring English sources

According to Hutto, only one sound drives turkeys away: the wrong call — a gobble, say, when they're expecting a yelp, or a yelp when they normally hear a putt, putt.

Is it because the greater sound drives out the less?" In the modern era, people with tinnitus were thought to be suffering from anxiety or delusion, or to be subject to the transmission of spontaneous impulses from the nerve within the ear.

The sound drives X hysterical, and she leaves Spencer and the child.

In azimuth, the low frequency sound drives no responses when the stimulus is more than 25° to the side of the RF center (Fig. 4D,E; L30°).

Another factor that favors the representation of the high frequency sound is that, on average, the high frequency sound drives nearly twice as many spikes as does the low frequency sound when each sound is presented alone (Fig. 5).

It's a darker, harder-edged sound driven by a laptop and a violin.

"When I say it's sound driven, I mean that we're using sound as the long-range attractant.

The sound, driven by the plaintive wail of an accordion and raspy, often nostalgic voices, recalls Louisiana zydeco music.

Local DJ Brian Simpson recalls having to wake the band up before they went on stage – before their revolutionary sound drove the audience away.

James got used to the sound of his Remington; when it was in the repair shop and he had to use a loaner, the new machine's different sound drove him crazy.

Drawn once again to a charismatic vocalist with a penchant for dark lyrics, Marr joined Matt Johnson in The The, where his signature sound drove two of that band's most successful albums Mind Bomb (1989) and Dusk (1991).