Sentence examples for sounds direct from inspiring English sources
The phrase "sounds direct" can be used in written English to describe a statement or command that is clear, straightforward, and to the point. It can also indicate that the tone of the sentence is confident and assertive. Example: "Her response sounded direct and confident, leaving no room for misinterpretation."
"It's fundamental only in the way that people ultimately respect honesty more than they do charm," he said, which sounds direct but may be slyer than it seems.
"With the custom made wallpapers, ringtones and other sounds, direct online store access, photo galleries, product catalogues, and feeds to current news and events, the Makia The Other Half will be an effective marketing and sales tool for our brand, and a sought-after experience for all Makia fans," said Jarno Luotonen, Creative Director/Marketing, at Makia Clothing.
The fin whale's skull bones (and likely those of other baleen whales) vibrate and amplify the low-frequency sounds, directing them to the ear bones.
Military pilots and sonar operators get tiny mics put in their ears and then stuck in an anechoic chamber (a room that absorbs all sounds), where a computer records sounds directed at their heads from every possible angle.
But today Soundcloud releases the ability to record sound direct via the site, and via it's updated iPhone app.
The influences of the position and inner diameter of PA on the resonant frequency, pressure amplitude, acoustic power, sound direct current (DC) and efficiency are studied systematically.
Compelling as this hypothesis may sound, direct evidence for neural mechanisms linking speech constituents and oscillatory components is still lacking.
"Great World of Sound," directed by Craig Zobel, uses some documentary techniques to depict the sharkish activities of a fictional company of the same name.
But as a veteran of political advertising — writing the scripts, editing the sound, directing the actors — he provides the most direct contact they may ever have with a Democratic candidate.
The voice-over and sound directs your attention and guides you through the story.
In a separate project, Dr Stankovic is developing sound libraries that can be used to identify and classify certain types of sounds, from direct indicators of depression in the human voice to coughs, wheezes and lung function.
