Sentence examples for substantially sound from inspiring English sources

These substantially sound homes, most with little architectural merit, should be our main target for retrofitting.

Last month consultant Philip Newbold argued that the swathes of "substantially sound homes... with little architectural merit" should be the sector's target for a major retrofit project.

While an indictment for firebombing would have been substantially sound, the latter accusations would have been based, exclusively, on the Nazis warped racial theories.

The new technique substantially improves sound quality by modeling the sound- generating processes that take place in instruments themselves.

This value leads to substantially lower sound velocities of basaltic compositions than those predicted for the pressure and temperature conditions at depths between 660 and 770 kilometres.

The test results further show that, compared to the constrained layer damping materials that are commonly used in the automotive industry, PZTs provide a substantially higher sound transmission loss-to-weight ratio.

A solid, well-planted berm can cut auto and truck noise by 70 to 80percentt and substantially reduce sounds from playgrounds, sporting activities or factories.

The auditory P3a is a large positive deflection elicited by unexpected, novel sounds which substantially differ from other sounds, for example slam of the door or human cough.

Subjectively, the recorded wind-tunnel and on-road wind noises sound substantially different.

Over all, the new discs sound substantially better than the Beatles' original CDs, which EMI issued in 1987.

MP3 was designed in the early 1990s by engineers in the international Moving Picture Experts Group (MPEG) to create a data compression format that would result in digital versions of analog music that would require much less storage space without substantially degrading the sound quality.