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• He shapes musical extremes, from harsh explosions to inaudibility.
• The songs I heard at GTMO were heavily distorted, almost to the point of inaudibility.
• The weighting curve is misleading, inasmuch as it presumes inaudibility of flutters above 200 Hz, when actually faster flutters are quite damaging to the sound.
• William Shawn : The stereotype of Shawn as someone Buddha-like and soft-spoken to the point of inaudibility and simon-pure and the rest?
• However, as the amount of negative feedback is increased further, " all " harmonics are reduced, returning the distortion to inaudibility and then improving it beyond the original zero feedback stage.
• "La Pietra " is a stronger opera with striking moments like a lovely Act II tenor aria, which Raul Gimenez sang with such dynamic modulations that his pleasant voice often faded to near inaudibility.
• Using a portable wind chest and organ pipes as a sound source, a stopwatch and his ears, he measured the time from interruption of the source to inaudibility ( a difference of roughly 60 dB ).
• Using an organ pipe and a stopwatch, Sabine performed thousands of careful measurements ( though inaccurate by present standards ) of the time required for different frequencies of sounds to decay to inaudibility in the presence of the different materials.
• When black kids killed black kids in horrifying numbers in this decade, the acts were depicted as so wild, so brazen, and so animalistic that any attempt to remind America that these were still children was pummeled into inaudibility.
• Hold all front pages : Middle-aged American actress, curiously uncharismatic in close-up and now a little past her prime, inclined sometimes toward inaudibility, is not altogether bad in " Up for Grabs, " a not very good play by David Williamson about art dealing in contemporary New York.