Sentence examples for sound restriction from inspiring English sources

In 2004, this sound effect was removed due to sound restriction on the park and the words "Don't look down" have instead been painted on the floor of the guest observation area which is visible to riders when the train is hanging over the edge.

City officials contended that they lifted sound restrictions for city-sponsored ticker tape parades because City Hall closes for these events.

With unpredictable police closings and increasingly stringent sound restrictions on music locales, Mr. Labbé said, "it's incredibly complicated to find places to play".

Sound restrictions and audio problems on the main stage turn into a theme for the weekend, though high spirits and good weather counter the late-night disappointment.

Dowd, Saltsburg and other Venice performers who filed the lawsuit were also awarded $1 each in nominal damages related to the sound restrictions.

Because of its distinct history and location, Universal Studios Hollywood has always been pinned in by height and sound restrictions – meaning far too many of the park's rides are housed in boxy studio soundstages.

"One time, we did this gig on a rooftop, which seemed like it should be dope but there were all these sound restrictions, so we weren't allowed to sound check.

Such pieces, in which no one tonal centre exists and in which any harmonic or melodic combination of tones may be sounded without restrictions of any kind, are usually called atonal, although Schoenberg preferred "pantonal".

This may sound like a restriction, but for instance, all connected 2-D Lie groups are products of 1-D Lie groups [13].

If these restrictions sound austere, be assured that the menu at Nevaèh (pronounced neh-VAY-uh) is packed with items that are creative and exciting.

While those restrictions may sound reasonable enough, they were crafted by Texas Republicans specifically to make abortions harder to get, not to make the procedure safer – abortion is one of the safest procedures around, and both the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists and the American Medical Association deem the restrictions unnecessary.