Sentence examples for understood sounds from inspiring English sources

Philosophers traditionally have understood sounds as properties either as sensible or secondary qualities, or as the categorical or physical properties that ground powers to affect subjects.

Hearing is also well understood: sounds of different wavelengths activate different types of sensory neurons to provide coverage over a range of wavelengths (Masterto et al., 1969).

Properly understood, sound design requires that voices, sounds and music, as well as silence, spatial location, signal processing, and interactivity be considered as part of the overall design process and related to other cartographic elements at the level of structure and theme.

Google is reportedly looking to buy Songza (an acquisition that we understand sounds like it's still being worked out) and Apple has acquired Beats Music as part of its purchase of Beats Electronics for some $3 billion.

All they do is take and steal and destroy, which I understand sounds melodramatic.

Now she has a high-efficiency front loader, with dials she doesn't understand, sounds she doesn't recognize and a door she can't open mid-cycle to add an errant sock.

Archaic writing is hard to understand, sounds less natural to the modern ear, and — believe it or not — is harder to write.

He was saying you didn't understand sound system culture.

"She understands sound," Ms. Chen continued, "and sometimes maybe she understands a little more than we think".

"How about, how about it was the, how about it was the President, Jake?" Scaramucci said, with what, for reasons we may never understand, sounded like a note of triumph.

By some quirk that physicists do not yet entirely understand, sound waves travel faster through sunspots than through the rest of the sun's interior.