Sentence examples for specialized sound from inspiring English sources
He recalled getting a call from one of the show's producers who were looking for specialized sound arrangements to acquire an authentic live concert feeling for the release.
However, aside from the sexual dimorphism in specialized sound producing structures on the forewings, used by males in part for an aggressive function [36], few studies have reported any sexually dimorphic morphological trait that might be classed as weaponry (but see below).
It is generally acknowledged that most frogs call by moving an air column from the lungs through the glottis with the remarkable exception of the family Pipidae, whose members share a highly specialized sound production mechanism independent of air movement.
Highly specialized sound and vibration receptors include the antennal calceoli of amphipods, the individual microstructure of which consists of receiving elements arranged serially and attached to the antennal segment by a slender stalk.
The Lab's curriculum covers not just hip-hop and funk but also the more specialized sounds of deep house and electronica.
For example, many of the nips and tucks in AOL 8.0 for Windows are glitzy, cosmetic flourishes that will appeal primarily to chat-crazed teenagers: specialized sounds that announce your arrival in chat rooms, animated smiley icons for Instant Messenger sessions and so on.
Instead, whales have evolved specialized sound-producing structures, the phonic lips, located high in the blowhole.
If you find that binaural beats really help you sleep, consider making a specialized bed for sound therapy.
They have no specialized structure to perceive sound like we do, but a new study has found that plants can discern the sound of predators through tiny vibrations of their leaves — and beef up their defenses in response.
Singapore: The Ngee Ann Polytechnic offers a specialized Diploma in Film, Sound and Video to train students for careers in the broadcast industry.
A fascinating aspect of elephant vocalizations — most striking in Koshik, the speech-imitating elephant — is that elephants use their trunk, and evolutionary highly specialized appendage, to modulate sound production in a very sophisticated manner.
