"As the Binaudios are turned each sound merges with the sound next to it, like a DJ soundscape of previously unconnected things.
It uses animation, projection, sound, and architecture to turn a grand interior into a giant glowing bass bin that comes alive, humming and pulsing like some strange alien aircraft, droning in ambient light and sound, merging the virtual and the real into an abstract experience.
As the sound merged with my dreams, sometimes it sounded like the insistent knocking of an unwanted guest, sometimes like a galloping horse, or ripping fabric, or Morse code, or like a skipping record a song that can't quite get started.
A statistically sound merging procedure should be guided by two insights: The accuracy of SV breakpoints provided can vary substantially among SV discovery tools.
"If you're walking along a river you hear the water, then in the forest you hear birds, but as night comes in, it becomes kind of weird, you can walk through a desert, a swamp, and the sounds merge and change with you".
His selection as one who would warm up the room for 20,000 frenetic Nectarites was a testament in itself and marked his culmination as an artist at the forefront of a movement, one where sounds merge, styles collide, and limits are constantly pushed to the edge.
All the sounds merged for a moment in the belly of the violin and filled the room with distress.
Quichean Mamean, and some Q'anjobalan languages, have retained Proto-Mayan uvular stops ([q] and [qʼ]); in all other branches these sounds merged with [k] and [kʼ], respectively.
A novel, statistically-sound merging process, which can control the false discovery rate, reduced the false positive rate on the Arabidopsis benchmark dataset used here by >60%.
Extraordinary video effects and sound design merge with Ms. Courtney's intimate, poetic script to create a cohesive, resonant and captivating experience (1 10).
