Sentence examples for tiny audio from inspiring English sources

When clicked, it produces a tiny audio clip of what Mr. Bready and his 300 lexicographers have determined to be a word's most common pronunciation in the United States.

Working at the tiny Audio Recorders studio, disc jockey-turned-producer Lee Hazlewood was obsessed with emulating the power and atmosphere of the then-current hits on Chess (of Chicago) and Sun (of Memphis), but he did not have access to performers with the energy of Howlin' Wolf and Elvis Presley or their backing musicians.

We arrive at the digital age in modern systems encoding URLs as sequences of notes for over-the-air transmission as tiny audio clips that can now be decoded in real-time on mobile devices.

On one end, there's a special, tiny audio-video pin that goes into the projector.

Kyocera's own, very tiny Wireless Audio Adapter (about $25) plugs into the iPod's headphone jack and flings the audio signal over to your Bluetooth gateway, which pumps it into your stereo system.

Recording on a tiny digital audio tape cost a quarter of the price of a 24-track analogue tape.

Does the world need another tiny, crappy audio player?

Instead, it requires a subspecies of recordable CD, bearing the tiny words Digital Audio beneath the CD-R or CD-RW logo.

But what about a tiny, Android -powered audio player that focuses on gauging exercise?

Standing at least 15-feet from the tiny Jet Stream, the audio still hit me with perfect clarity.

There's also an adjacent warren of tiny cubicles and audio-editing bays, and a kitchenette with a Keurig coffeemaker, a mini-fridge, and two vending machines that sell Rice Krispies Treats, Snyder's pretzels, and cans of Bumble Bee tuna.