Sentence examples for sounds consistent from inspiring English sources
Instead, he decided to bestow each creature with a unique digital vocal tract, to simulate sounds consistent with its appearance.
It then tells him whether his declared income sounds consistent with his expenditure.The Redditest adds to the tools that the authorities hope will bring down tax evasion, but will it attract users?
Several studies have shown increased autonomic nervous system responses to looming sounds consistent with a protective mechanism (Bach et al., 2009; Fletcher et al., 2015; Tajadura-Jimenez, Valjamae, Asutay, & Vastfjall, 2010).
Recently, specialised software have been developed allowing automatic identification of sounds consistent with coughing.
Mr. Mustaine plays fast, but there's a grinding-gears aggression in his sound, consistent with his distinction as a great composer of abrasive thrash-metal riffs.
Another witness -- the shopper who jumped out of the way -- said that as the speeding car passed, he heard a sound consistent with someone pumping the brakes.
Should this not sound consistent with the author's newly feminist sensibility, Mr. Patterson does remember his target audience in contriving the book's neat trick of an ending.
Although this formulation is unlikely to satisfy those evangelicals who deny that the LDS church is Christian, Romney presumably calculated that speaking about Jesus Christ in terms that sound consistent with ordinary American Protestantism would reassure voters that there was in the end nothing especially unusual about Mormonism.
It said its end-of-year stamps were decided by "rotation"—implying that Jesus Christ might yet make a comeback.If Christianity's newly-raised voice does not always sound consistent or assured, that is partly because the faith occupies a peculiar place in Britain, both inside and outside the world of power.
In a statement, founder and CEO Elliot Hirsch said, "The MRC accreditation validates that AdYapper's technology and methodology is sound, consistent with the latest standards, and in alignment with the industry.
That didn't exactly sound consistent.
