Sentence examples similar to sound searching from inspiring English sources

In this situation, content-based retrieval methods could be a valuable tool for sound search and selection.

Sound search uses speech recognition to recognize search terms in sound files, and is provided by Podscope.

A method for generating location-specific audio is presented in [25] as an environmental sound synthesis for location-based sound search system.

Yesterday's text search for a New York Times article becomes tomorrow's sound search for the opening three bars of an ad jingle.

Mr. Kavakos's playing combines utter mastery of the instrument with rich sound and searching musicianship.

Mr. Betts, alongside him, makes every phrase sound both searching and natural, gleaming like a brook at sunset.

Coltrane wasn't yet the meteoric inventor that he'd become after his six-month stint with Monk at the Five Spot, but his sound is searching, his tense rhythms and broken phrases pregnant with far-reaching ideas.

(Chinen) David Murray Infinity Quartet Featuring Macy Gray (Wednesday and Thursday) On "Be My Monster Love," being released on Tuesday on the Motéma label, the tenor saxophonist David Murray brings his heroic sound and searching style to an array of new compositions, leading a sure-footed band with Marc Cary on piano, Jaribu Shahid on bass and Nasheet Waits on drums.

The basic idea is simple, and sound: someone searching for "help quitting pain pills" or something like that should be connected with the appropriate resources, and ostensibly that's what help lines like those investigated by the Sunday Times' undercover crew do.

"He will be photographed, fingerprinted, strip-searched, and subject to ultra-sound searching to ensure he is not carrying contraband," said Mr Leech.

But on the chorus — "I think I love you, so what am I so afraid of?" — his voice sounds genuinely searching.