Sentence examples for sound occupies from inspiring English sources

"Well, the sound and the space the sound occupies are tangible material," Nauman explains.

Instead, his new sound occupies the grey area between headphones and clubs, indie and electronic just like many artists populating Domino's roster, like Hot Chip, Jon Hopkins, and Four Tet.

They offer better-quality picture and sound, occupy less shelf space and are relatively indestructible.

Another possibility is that we experience only a small subset of the locations sounds occupy during their lifetimes (for instance, while at their sources), and simply fail to experience where they are at other times.

If it is a sound, it occupies enough of your attention to interfere with other thoughts.

Additionally, the model design precluded trial of earplugs as a comparison group as the sound meter occupies the auditory meatus.

A silence may also replace expected sound and occupy the time of a foot or syllable.

You also need lots of hard-drive space, because sound files occupy about 10 megabytes per minute; that would be almost a gigabyte for all 77 minutes of Captain Beefheart and His Magic Band's "Trout Mask Replica".

At first the prohibition on amplified sound at Occupy Wall Street was seen as a handicap that led to the "people's mic" in which people have to speak in short phrases and everyone repeats their words.

A cluster of most "metabolically sound" samples occupied one end of this line.

("That almost sounds like Occupy Wall Street, not someone who is governing the state of Texas as a conservative," Sean Hannity said to Perry).