Sentence examples for sound leading from inspiring English sources

Dan McBride, said the house appeared to be structurally sound, leading investigators to focus on a "human error or lifestyle".

The book gives a crucial account of Page's Galvanic Music which Alexander Bell used to understand the conversion between electricity and sound leading to telephonic research.

Finally, changes in the angle of attack of the plate and in the sweep angle of the trailing edge considerably modify the radiated sound, leading to significant reductions of the acoustic intensity in some directions.

As the death toll neared 300, the owner of the collapsed building, the eight-story Rana Plaza, was in hiding, and the police and industry leaders were blaming him for offering false assurances to factory bosses that the structure was sound, leading to the decision to allow 3,000 workers return to work.

New York City, along with the state governments of New York and Connecticut and the federal Environmental Protection Agency, have signed binding commitments to reduce nitrogen into the Sound, leading to a 58percentt reduction by 2014, compared with 1990 levels.

Clearly, such a rather arbitrary parameter is not physically sound, leading to questions about the model's generality [80].

This higher excitation may then have an enhancing effect on the perceptual salience (possibly in terms of differences in perceived loudness or timbre) of the sounds, leading to a better discrimination within the shuttle-box paradigm, although the stimuli may sound much different to the mutants than to their littermate controls.

In August 2010 Mad Decent coordinated the release of a free EP by 3ballMTY, the sound's leading lights, which was a stunning aerobic workout of fusion, bridging traditional Mexican cumbias with electro and African-influenced dance music.

Those records were buoyant and playful, full of the sense of discovery that a saxophonist could sound good leading a band, without a chordal instrument like guitar or piano, and that playfulness set the dimensions for Wednesday's set.

But the format has begun to sound commonplace, leading listeners to ask: What exactly is modern rock radio an alternative to? [C7.] More Taking Than Giving on the Web Software programs like Napster and Gnutella have achieved a reputation for fostering a communal spirit of sharing among millions of music-loving computer users.

But it has begun to sound commonplace, leading listeners to ask what exactly is modern rock radio an alternative to? "The lines are more blurred than they've ever been," acknowledged Steve Kingston, program director for K-Rock -- WXRK in New York, which has used the modern format since 1996.