Sentence examples for whose ambient from inspiring English sources
His collaborator on Everyday Robots was producer and XL Records label boss Richard Russell, whose ambient electronic soundscapes define the mood as much as Albarn's plaintive vocals.
But asked to take charge of an arena-like venue whose ambient noise includes overhead planes and the occasional pigeon, and he does not rise to the task.
The cosmic delicacy of much of the rest of the set -- including "Use of Light," whose ambient solo-guitar introduction suggested the sustained, ringing tones of Bill Frisell and some harmonics -- didn't quite fill up the room.
The opening act was the electronic artist Tim Hecker, whose ambient sounds played for 45 minutes or so in the dark as a still crowd formed before the stage.
Brian, meanwhile, wakes in a heaven whose ambient soundtrack is the unmistakable clunk of willow bat on leather ball; whose reading matter consists of the very stuff he devoured as a kid - Boy's Own, the Eagle annual; and whose inhabitants include girls named after Enid Blyton heroines and a plummy, cane-wielding 'Headmaster'.
The first day lasted five hours, but the second went on from 2pm to 11pm and involved such challenging turns as Crys Cole, whose ambient improvisational piece sounded like someone rustling a bag of crisps for 25 minutes; Marco Fusinato, half an hour of feedback played at savagely loud volume, and Hammers Lake, which featured a women screaming, then spitting into a piece of tin foil.
Both facts contribute to model an intelligent ambient whose objective is to guide shoppers toward the current best offerings related to the products they really need (indicated on their wishlist).
Rabinowitz et al. reported that the majority of 10 dB standard threshold shifts occurred in workers whose calculated mean ambient noise exposures were less than or equal to 85 dBA [ 19].
We introduce a typed variant of Safe Ambients, named Secure Safe Ambients (SSA), whose type system allows behavioral invariants of ambients to be expressed and verified.
On the surface the show suggested a perfect alignment: Sigur Ros is an art-rock band from Iceland with a sound both atmospheric and heroic, while Mr. Eliasson is a Danish-Icelandic artist whose work enacts an ambient grandeur.
Blake's win caps a meteoric two-year rise for the former Goldsmiths student, whose transcendent voice and ambient tracks have proved a critically acclaimed hit against a wall of traditional guitar music and electronica.
