They are finding them in bits and pieces -- good musicians without charisma, top ranges without bottoms and bottoms without tops, or beautiful sounds embedded in unacceptable coarseness.
Visitors will apparently be able to "play" the building by "interacting with sounds embedded in the architecture itself" – something to do with a sports anthem being created by uber-producer Mark Ronson.
This neuropsychological research strategy has been applied using tasks requiring explicit classification of speech sounds embedded in meaningless syllables (Meister et al. 2007; D'Ausilio et al. 2009; Möttönen and Watkins 2009; for reviews, see Möttönen and Watkins 2012; Murakami et al. 2013).
Sound classifiers embedded in digital hearing aids are usually designed by using sound databases that do not include the distortions associated to the feedback that often occurs when these devices have to work at high gain and low gain margin to oscillation.
A recording is a pattern of sound waves embedded in a medium.
Strauss himself conducted the Gewandhaus orchestra for almost half a century, and its sound seems embedded as deeply in his music's perfectly phrased moments of repose as in the overripe textures and monumental climaxes.
The degree to which the Motown sound is embedded in our collective consciousness was evident last week at Feinstein's at Loews Regency, where Mary Wilson, an original Supreme, opened a two-week engagement.
By simply touching the base of the book pal anywhere on any page of a Tag Junior board book, children can hear each page read aloud, hear fun sound effects embedded in the pictures and listen to music.
In the 1880s, Bell and his colleagues had used everything from "metal, wax, glass, paper, plastic, foil and cardboard" to record sound and embed it on discs or cylinders, but modern audiologists had been unable to play them back.
