Sentence examples for sounds confirmed from inspiring English sources

Electrodes measuring how each volunteer's auditory nerve responded to sounds confirmed that the music students had less activity in their nerves than the students who weren't continually doused with sound as part of their curriculum.

Visual correlation of the data recorder real-time screens with alarm sounds confirmed that equipment alarms were the likely source of at least some of the peak values.

Loudness increases significantly when the sound has a 1/3 octave band compared with smaller bandwidth sounds, confirming the effect of bandwidth of high-frequency sounds.

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The primal, gurgling sound confirmed her worst fear- that her BBC journalist sister, Kate, had died of her injuries after being shot while reporting in Mogadishu, Somalia.

Subsequent sightings at the Sound confirmed the pod was travelling towards the south coast.

He takes it WAY back and then the cracking sound confirmed that it was a monster hit.

Beth Gast, a Nike spokeswoman who on Wednesday refused to give the source of the Earl Woods audio, confirmed that the sound bite came from the three-disc DVD collection.

By the time the buzzer sounded, confirming the Warriors' win over the Cavaliers in Game 2 of the NBA Finals on Sunday night, James was already proceeding up the tunnel and out of sight.

The singer's last note is a bottom d (c in the transposed version) several notes lower than a bass's accepted range.... when achieved it is an arresting sound, confirming the rock-like certainty of the promise that we shall eventually reside with God.

If the sounds are confirmed to be mimicking whales, it would be the first example of dolphins "saving up" a sound to practice later.