This doesn't mean that the app size will double; for most apps, the bulk of the size is in the graphics and sound resources, not the actual executable code.
In "Reconsidering Saudi Arabia" (editorial, Oct. 14), you say, "Over the longer term, the United States should be trying to develop alternative, environmentally sound resources of energy so that Western reliance on Saudi oil is reduced".
Of course, advanced interactive technology, we are told, will not eliminate the need for composers but simply expand available sound resources and create a role for newly engaged audiences.
Things that are written in the Bible, Torah, Koran, etc, are not usually sound resources to use to prove your argument, as not everyone takes these sources to be the truth.
Seldom has the Met made such elaborate use of videos and electronic sound resources.
It helps for producing electricity, but if industrial countries like the U.S. and Europe can put in place more environmentally sound resources like nuclear energy, it would allow more developing countries to use fossil fuels for their development in the 21st century.
Perhaps Mr. Machover is consumed these days with research into electronic sound resources.
Fourth, "experimental," meaning composers who departed from Western traditions and explored elements of chance and innovative sound resources in their works, like John Cage and Morton Feldman.
Now she enjoys sharing personal stories of how she turned hardships into victories and attaches them to sound resources and concrete action plans that infuse people with a fresh sense of purpose and passion.
The way in which every part of the piano is used as a sound resource, with plucked and prepared notes alongside conventionally sounding ones, places it firmly in the 1950s, when European composers were coming to terms with John Cage's experiments across the Atlantic.
