His successful and productive collaboration with Brown began with the very popular "Noisy Books" series (1939), published by W. R. Scott, which urged readers to imitate sounds: dogs, trucks, jackhammers.
Good character, of course, but we like solid dogs, sound dogs.
Phantom rings are a "psycho-acoustic phenomenon" related to the way the human brain interprets sound, said Rob Nokes, president of Sound Dogs, a sound effects company in California.
Yet by the time Brown arrived – late – at Blidworth Oaks Primary School in what was once the Nottinghamshire coalfield, he looked – and sometimes sounded – dog-tired.
A week earlier she had sounded dog-tired but impressively resilient – a high-achieving student being pushed hard by a bank which was engaging her brain and remunerating her handsomely.
A mistake I made recently had me reading this one twice: "A homonym is a word like another in sound and spelling but different in meaning: Bark (outside covering of a tree) and bark (the sound dogs make) are homonyms.
Most English nouns have plural inflection in (-e s, but that form shows variations in pronunciation in the words cats (with a final s sound), dogs (with a final z sound), and horses (with a final iz sound), as also in the 3rd person singular present-tense forms of verbs: cuts (s), jogs (z), and forces (iz).
"And those animals can't be adopted out, which means adoptable, behaviourally sound dogs and puppies would have to be put to death," Devine told the CBC earlier this month.
Ten lame dogs with severe hip OA and a control group of 5 sound dogs were used for this study.
In accordance with this, the experimental study developed here used a control group of sound dogs that could provide fixed reference data.
