Sentence examples for sound map from inspiring English sources

Listen to the London Underground sound map here.

You could almost make a sound map of Dharavi!

Accompanying the exhibition is "Sound Map of the Hudson River," by Annea Lockwood, a professor of music at Vassar College.

Upstairs in the recital room, an installation by Annea Lockwood drew a sound map of Connecticut's Housatonic river in surround-sound trickles and splashes and birdsong.

Tony Hiss, who writes about parks and open space, suggested that a "sound map" be made, to find relatively enclosed areas for music.

So why make a sound map of the places we would all rather spend as little time thinking about as possible?

(Thompson helped create a Web site mapping the sounds of 1930 Manhattan, and there is a growing community of field recorders creating "sound maps" around the world).

"It's a first step," Leila T. Hatch, a marine biologist and one of the project's two directors, said of the sound maps.

The project, by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, seeks to document human-made noises in the ocean and transform the results into the world's first large sound maps.

Clearly, the entire process of a move — determining if a house is sound, mapping out an efficient truck or barge route and covering the costs — is no easy task.

'Sound Maps' May Help Pigeons Navigate.