Sentence examples for sound supply from inspiring English sources
This sound supply is available all over the world all round the clock.
All in all, The Sound Supply is not such a bad idea.
By emphasizing logistics, companies can save money on energy costs through the use of intermodal transportation, telematics and a sound supply chain philosophy, among other means.
Basically, The Sound Supply bundles 10 DRM-free digital music albums and lets you buy the lot online for a mere $15.
In response to climate change, the limited availability of fossil fuels and the risks associated with nuclear energy, Germany's energy transition aims to achieve a sustainable, environmentally sound supply of energy services.
In an email to us, The Sound Supply referred to the site as a music group-buying service, implying that you can buy discounted music albums by purchasing them as a group (e.g. if 50 people agree to buy the bundle for $15, the sale goes through – see fipster) but as far as I can tell this is not the case.
A friend with whom I was brooding over the way recorded sound supplies a soundtrack for modern life said that I ought to seek out Edgar Choueiri, a rocket scientist — really, a rocket scientist!
It has an arresting, raucous sound, supplied in part by the saxophonist Donny McCaslin and his band, whom Bowie had first seen in at the 55 Bar, a jazz club in the West Village.
There's hardly a trace of funk in the music, and with its jerking tempos, as well as the spindly drum-and-guitar sound supplied by the producer, Rick Rubin, the band gets close to New Wave Middle Easternn inflections in guitar and vocal lines are there, too, if not yet a necessary part of the group sound.
The NU1 may be the world's most realistic-feeling MIDI "controller" — a keyboard that techie musicians use to set off other instrument sounds supplied by the computer or other sound equipment.
It has also been verified experimentally that the vibration amplitudes of the stapes piston prosthesis and the normal stapes are of the same order magnitude, while maintaining the same frequencies and sound pressure levels as the sounds supplied to the external auditory canal.
