| After Clarke heard Lovegrove singing acoustically, they decided to approach him to sing on the record. |
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| It was and remains cheaper to shoot without synch-sound in acoustically problematic locations and later post-synch all the dialogue. |
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| While acoustically based, he beefs things up with tons of keyboards and mellotrons, giving the songs a majestic feel despite their simplicity. |
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| None of the rooms are acoustically shielded, nor have sound transmission measurements been taken. |
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| He compared the duration of residual sound in the lecture hall to the university's acoustically successful theatre. |
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| The two hit it off, began collaborating on songs, and were signed after performing acoustically for various record labels. |
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| The floor is covered with thick black linoleum and the walls are acoustically treated with an asbestos compound. |
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| The open atrium acoustically separates this curved form from the main rectilinear block that houses the National Library collections in a flexible framework of levels. |
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| Fire bell, alarm siren or flashing light for raising the alarm acoustically and optically in the event of fire. |
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| It is possible to communicate with the divers visually through the three big windows and acoustically through the intercom. |
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| The word aerophone replaces the term wind instrument when an acoustically based classification is desired. |
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| Sounds very acoustically similar to speech, but without meaning for the listener, wouldn't excite the neurons. |
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| It shall be installed with regard to acoustically marginal conditions and not require any action from the addressee. |
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| The lowest and highest results within this period are not announced acoustically. |
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| Where a ceiling supports the load of services or for acoustically upgraded systems, Emac hanger centres should be installed at 1200mm centres. |
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| Doing the complete opposite of the album by playing it totally acoustically, with strings and woodwind. |
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| The control room was also acoustically insulated to improve operator comfort. |
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| The same sequence of beeps is sounded for all error messages, i.e. they are not differentiated acoustically. |
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| The ventilation section is completely isolated from fan compartment by a thermally and acoustically insulated partition wall. |
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| The use of a steel adjuster seems to please violin makers acoustically, if not aesthetically. |
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| The telephone system provides you with the option to acoustically monitor a room, i.e. the vicinity of an extension telephone. |
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| Having played these electric songs acoustically now, I think that for the first time ever the band is being given a degree of recognition that its never had before. |
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| The Auditorium is an acoustically perfect, beautifully designed venue. |
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| The visitors can enjoy the exhibition in an acoustically subdued environment, enhanced by wall-to-wall carpeting. |
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| It is another acoustically driven gem, a lazy but beautifully constructed effort that features some wonderfully whimsical lyrics and a genuinely relaxing vibe. |
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| The galvanized steel housing with protective coating comprises thermally and acoustically isolated sandwich panels which are also optionally available in stainless steel. |
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| The program reports changes acoustically, by varying the pitch of a sound. |
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| The capsule, derived from that used in the U 87, has a cardioid pattern, is acoustically well-balanced and provides extraordinary attenuation of signals from the rear. |
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| Diel trends in the mesopelagic biomass community of the Northwestern Hawaiian Islands observed acoustically. |
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| Only the average for the last 7 days is announced acoustically. |
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| Otherwise you may find yourself editing, not whole notes with their full overtone spectra, but stray overtones divorced from the fundamentals to which they belong, which will yield poor results acoustically. |
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| Figure 2 gives experimental examples of otoacoustically traced, acoustically induced, cochlear perturbations in a human and a guinea pig ear. |
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| What one may also hear in casual speech is wedn't, as vowel rounding is perceptually and acoustically similar to retroflexion. |
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| On stage, they would almost always begin gigs acoustically, before finishing with electric guitars. |
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| Difficult to believe but this open meeting room results acoustically isolated to the rest of the office thanks to the MICROSORBER® Acrylic Glass and the MICROSORBER® foil treatment on the ceiling. |
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| Using metallocenes, suppliers are working on acoustically absorbent foam materials, ultrahigh-flow homopolymers, and bimodal grades. |
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| Duncan Riddell's dulcet first violin more than caught the abiding nostalgia of the piece, he and his colleagues addressing the touches of sweet harmony with as much intimacy as is possible in this acoustically lively hall. |
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| The auditorium's main hall has an amphitheater shape and was specially designed acoustically. Its total capacity of a thousand seats is modular to accommodate events of various sizes. |
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| Moorings that can operate unattended for a year are now common, but required development of technology such as acoustically commanded anchor releases, special mooring cable, and reliable deep flotation. |
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| These small intonational defects are equally distributed among the 12 tones of the chromatic scale, and only the octave remains as an acoustically pure interval. |
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| Cabinet: made of medium-density wooden fibreboard, two-part acoustically decoupled cabinet, the cabinet interior is fitted with a complex system of braces and lined with floating polymer resin damping panels. |
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| The MK319 is housed in a new casing which has been acoustically designed to cut down the sound refractions inside the grill, allowing a smoother and more open sound, as well as being more rugged and shock resistant. |
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| Incorrect exposures caused by failure of a flash tube are detected by the flash firing monitoring system and indicated acoustically or visually, saving you time and unnecessary cost for reshooting. |
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| Because the technology can make sound bounce off an object in ways that do not reflect its shape, it could also be used in concert halls to make structures such as support beams acoustically invisible. |
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| In 2011, presences of gray whales were acoustically detected among pelagic waters in East China Sea between Chinese and Japanese waters. |
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| On the substitute's telephone, the calls are indicated by a visual signal and acoustically, even if the key there has been configured with a different type of call signalling. |
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| Pharyngealisation is similar in articulation to retracted tongue root but is acoustically distinct. |
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| However, murmured and aspirated stops are acoustically similar in that in both cases there is a delay in the onset of full voicing. |
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| Leatherwood suggested that dolphins may have learned to acoustically differentiate between boats that are cruising and shrimp boats that are trawling. |
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| In modern usage, an amphitheatre is a circular, semicircular or curved, acoustically vibrant performance space, particularly one located outdoors. |
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