Aside from the room tone audible through Joselo Rangel's atmospheric electric guitar sound, and a few deep intakes of breath by the singer Rubén Albarrán, you wouldn't guess that the songs were recorded live.
At one of them Mrs. Wanamaker, who was deaf, caught the general restlessness and said, to her granddaughter in a tone audible to the first ten rows and to the speaker himself, "Can't anybody stop your grandfather?" View Article By Rivka Galchen By Larissa MacFarquhar By Jia Tolentino By David Remnick.
That the tone became audible, paradoxically, even more clearly in the bass strings than in the fluent higher notes was testimony to Shankar's urge, as a modern, to plumb and excavate the more arcane lineage of his music and the sitar, its roots in forms such as the dhrupad and the near-mythic instrument, the veena.
And since ultrasound travels in a tight line akin to laser light, the emergent tones are audible only in a narrow, cylindrical path from source to ear.
Each lever press in the presence of an audible tone (3.5 kHz, 70 dB) produced an intravenous infusion of cocaine (0.355 mg/kg infusion), terminated the tone, and started an intertone interval (3 6 min).
As the concoction burst into flame, he remarked in audible tone, "Looks like they was fixin' to shoe a horse".
Ayse Hassan, the bassist, pounds a two-note ostinato, her tone carrying the audible bark of the pick against the string, a notably violent sound.
Asked by the judge if he wanted to comment after the sentencing, Mr. Brennan replied, in a barely audible tone, "No, Your Honor".
The judge entered with a stack of what appeared to be several hundred typewritten pages that summarized the case, and without ceremony, started to read them in a barely audible tone, without looking up.
Best of all, the crossplay of string and wind tone is thoroughly audible and speaks for alternations and transitions in the drama: between emotion and nature, reality and fantasy, warmth and coolness, pain and alleviation.
To open a Web page, a television program could emit an audible tone that would send a signal to a computer that was connected to the television via audio cables.
