sound的示例

• Pavlov conditioned dogs to salivate at the sound of a bell.

• The strange sound made his blood curdle.

• The sound of the door closing deceived me into thinking they had gone out.

• The sound of his footsteps gradually died away.

• She could hear the distant sound of fireworks exploding.

• Without wishing to sound conceited, I am the best salesperson in the company.

• They don't sound confident about the future of the industry.

• The depth of his voice makes him sound older than he is.

• Their ideas sound fine in principle but they haven't worked out the economics behind the policies.

• His excuse sounded a bit contrived.

• Thus, this term represents the sound generation due purely to the dynamics of the vortex centroids.

• That is, there is a commonality of effect consistent with this region's role in the integration of sound and meaning.

• The starting point for each part is either a random or a previously stored sound.

• Some demonstrated the use of technical language, for example 'it did sound very like a scale'.

• They were then told to put the sounds together to say the whole word.

• This is a new synthesis technique that can generate sounds from slow movements of mechanical systems.

• Further, there is no sound theoretical basis for the two heuristics that it uses.

• In practice, pupils found the process of selecting sounds relatively straightforward and unproblematic.

• Participants were tested and trained in small groups in a sound-attenuated room.

• The volume of sound, though not to any extent distorted, had suffered a diminution of perspective.

• Further, those sounds that were excluded from a child's phonemic inventory formed the pool of potential targets to be considered for treatment.

• Everyone is dependent on everyone else to produce sound resulting in a truly collaborative situation.

• He also found that children, unlike adults, make sound errors in the high frequency functional elements.

• Two types of voice-specific system are discussed here, both of which were developed for reasons other than sound manipulation.

• As this feature is often distinctive in consonants, it should be able to create ' cross-category ' feature-economy effects among all these various types of sounds.