Sentence examples for sound impression from inspiring English sources

The spatialization existing in Heliocentric harmony was converted to Third-Order Ambisonics to improve the spatial sound impression.

The entire travelling staff and non-playing squad joined them to form a group of more than 40; that idea came from the players and, while the warm-ups had given a sound impression of business as usual, it presented an arresting image that struck home the extent to which Leicester's collective has been shaken to the core.

The set fit him perfectly, yet he agreed with my weak sound impression.

The sound modules are developed to give a realistic ICE sound impression indicating if the vehicle is idling, accelerating, decelerating or cruising.

Having stated that the work makes a very sound impression to me and reflects state of the art methodology, I still have concerns about the implied meaning.

There is always a symphony of sound impressions being taken in by the sense of hearing.

He doesn't giggle, he doesn't laugh, he doesn't react – he makes no sound, no impression other than that he is filming them because he wants to.

In severely dysplastic hips, there be the sound or impression of bone clunking against bone, as the vet manipulates the hip joints.

Writing is fooling the mind into thinking it's there, thus you must make your writing "sensual," or, in words, giving the readers a sense of place through the senses: smell, touch, taste, sight, sound and impression.

The brain somehow clothes these signals in visual impressions, sound, taste, feeling and smell, which the mind organizes into an apparently coherent world.

As she belted them with verve and gusto, what you heard was the same eerie sound-alike impression of somebody else that Frank Sinatra Jr. brings to his father's catalog.