Sentence examples for sound flow from inspiring English sources

Yet, as the collages of orchestral sound flow by inexorably, they come across as grounded and elemental.

As one may observe here, the Maxineans teach us much about musical reality, mentoring us in the navigation of space through sound and how to let sound flow into our bodies first and then let this embodied flux be the guide of our musical cognition and creativity.

It is found that, contrary to common perception, by using a geometrically nonlinear finite element formulation with carefully determined and validated constitutive laws very good agreement between numerical and test results can be obtained in the case of the physically more sound flow theory of plasticity.

What "sound control" means for your small business environment is going to be very specific to you, so we won't issue too much general advice, save to say that taking time to address sound flow in the workplace is never time wasted.

Close listening reveals them as surprisingly natural bedfellows: slipstreams of heavily processed sound flow through both, with emphasis on careful builds and beautiful cresting moments.

Time magazine listed it as one of the eighteen albums of the 1980s in its "All-TIME 100" albums; editor Alan Light acknowledged the record for changing the "sound, flow, and potential" of hip hop and that if Rakim is "the greatest MC of all time, as many argue, this album is the evidence".

In one he considers "deceptive resolutions" in music, moments when sound flows in an unexpected direction.

Salty water from the sound flows in at high tide, and fresh water is drawn down from the north as the tide goes out.

With Isla, produced by John Leckie, Portico have found their mojo: a thrumming, intensely textured and dynamic sound flowing between sax, bass, drums and hang.

In the jerky, hiccuppy pieces, which call for more chaotic, textural improvisation, they didn't rely on brash, standalone gestures and tics; they incorporated grating sounds into moving ideas, and found a way to make anxiety sound flowing.

J. Lamar Worzel, an ocean geophysicist and a designer of jury-rigged devices that gave an early view of the peaks and troughs of the deep sea and revealed the way sound flows below the waves, died Dec. 26 at his home in Wilmington, N.C.