Sentence examples for sound industry from inspiring English sources

The other significant technological development to affect the sound industry in the 1980s was digitization.

Texaco rejected the allegations, maintaining that it had "operated under sound industry practices and complied with all Ecuadoran laws".

My advice to the politicians is to not get too bothered by the economics of our relatively sound industry of escapism.

A sound understanding of the occurrence, distribution and prevalence of infectious agents, and the nature of noninfectious and environmental factors that may impact adversely on the production and management of pearl oysters is a pre-requisite on which to develop sound industry practice.

It is such questions that have kept Arzner research vital, and the insights we have to gain from studying her career will go a long way toward helping us to develop a fuller explanation as to why and how this director alone made the transition between work in the silent and sound industry when so many other women did not.

A pioneer in the recorded sound industry, the Victor Talking Machine Company (VTMC), produced a continuous stream of recordings but differentiated itself from its competitors by establishing a demand for these recordings through an extensive educational program.

Watanabe's results suggest a very large role was played by the contraction of capital in business lending: had capital not been squeezed, business lending to sound industries (which indeed fell, depending on the industry, between 3 and 5%% points) would actually have increased.

Much like NY Times columnist Thomas Friedman's lauded Hot, Flat and Crowded, the message is that the U.S. has a unique opportunity to create both jobs and wealth through ecologically sound industries and innovation.

Besides such efforts, most of the major developmental work of this period was tied to the radio and phonograph entertainment industries and the sound film industry.

Following Santos's path, one can trace the trajectory of Brazilian film, headquartered in Rio de Janeiro, from the silent era to the creation of the industrial base of the sound film industry (Noronha 1987).

"That doesn't sound like industry.