Sentence examples for sound linked from inspiring English sources

When fed a fresh image, the program can compile some relevant lyrics and sing them using phonemes, or units of sound, linked to the words in its vocabulary.

We developed a system that output auditory cues (i.e., sound) linked with body motion.

The magical connection between screen and sound links our emotions to the scenes we are watching.

Your teacher should be able to help correct your pronunciation by picking out your weaker points and giving you specific exercises to improve your intonation, inflexion, and sound linking.

Dr Wild added that the theory could perhaps be extended by exposing people to subtle sounds linked to phobias or traumatic memories during their sleep.

They are: Wob, Heart, Scan, Kick, and Finger creating sounds linked to hand movements, heart beat, handwriting, and foot or finger tapping.

By using this method, we were allowed to position both static sound elements as well as dynamic sound sources linked to the position of the subject.

Petr Janata, a research assistant professor at Dartmouth who studies music and the brain, said the effect can be heightened when sound is linked to motion.

Snowdrops and catkins are more obvious indicators, as is the lovely see-sawing call of the great tit, a sound indelibly linked to balmy days in mid-February.

The sound is linked to a car culture, and its moment as a mainstream trend was brief, but it's been around since the mid-90s, and clearly has more strengths and possibilities than its faddish reception implied.

Start the video in the second tab, and play it until the theme music, or first sound clearly linked to an action plays.