Sentences with phrase «shown over the sound»

Old - timey title cards stating the production companies are shown over the sound of a pulse - pounding track.

Not exact matches

With Pepsi, an ad that showed a complete ambivalence to entire groups of people — you just need to hand someone a can of pop to smooth over any rough edges — landed with a thud, like the sound of a million crates of aluminum.

It sounds a little complicated, but over on Gizmag, there are a handful of diagrams that show the science behind the technology.

The weirdest part is that he doesn't just plow on but actually has said repeatedly how much sounder his arguments are and demonstrates over and over that he really can't see all the times he's shown to be wrong.

The report adds that the Croatian international would command a fee of over $ 30m and there is competition from England, but there's no denying that he would suit what Montella wants to build as he has shown in previous jobs he relies on technically sound midfielders to dominate possession.

Another video that's here largely due to the engine sound... Mika Salo's Toyota wasn't particularly quick in 2002 but it does show how, apart from the penultimate corner and the hairpin at the end of the long straight, the Barcelona track has barely changed in over 15 years.

Although he may not be as defensively sound as first team regular, Sven Bender, he has shown that his passing ability surpasses that of any other central midfielder at the club — lets hope he can replace Sahin over the next few years.

is a state - of - the - art, LED light and sound show with over 350,000 LED lights choreographed to music (Boston)

is a state - of - the - art, LED light and sound show with over 350,000 LED lights choreographed to the music of the Holiday Pops (Boston)

Weaknesses: No visual picture of your baby, Only one parental unit, Shorter range than the VTech Safe & Sound Digital Audio Monitor (although this didn't make a difference to me), Can't communicate with your baby over the monitor (if you care — I don't), Doesn't always immediately show temperature on parent unit, Screen can be a little hard to read at certain angles.

After you show your child this letter shape, say the sound that the letter «L' makes and have your child trace over the shape on your hand with his / her index finger.

Soon - to - be-former legislature chairwoman Terry Bernardo sounded a little shell - shocked over the phone on election night where unofficial returns showed her clinging to a 10 - vote lead over challenger Lynn Archer.

The recordings show that narwhal clicks are extremely intense and directional — meaning they can widen and narrow the beam of sound to find prey over long and short distances.

Other research shows that newborns prefer to listen to sounds — such as music or speech — that they were exposed to in the womb over unfamiliar sounds.

«For over 10 years, language scientists and neuroscientists have been guided by a high impact study published in Nature Neuroscience showing that these predictions by the brain are very detailed and can even include the first sound of an upcoming word,» explains Mante Nieuwland, cognitive neuroscientist at the Max Planck Institute for Psycholinguistics (MPI) and the University of Edinburgh.

When researchers looked at sites from south, central and north Puget Sound, the data showed that armored beaches became slightly narrower and steeper over time, and larger pebbles replaced finer - grained sediment and sand.

However, during the unusual episode, which was caused by the passage of a solar eruption over Earth, the data recorded by the researchers showed the solar wind became subsonic, or slower than the speed of sound.

It has been shown to be ineffective because over time it will turn to creatinine which, although the name sounds similar to creatine, doesn't work.

If you've already spent any time learning about building muscle, there's this lame sounding line that tends to show up over and over again to explain the importance of rest and recovery.

This may sound like an easy way to show your strength often but it takes time and needs to be built up over time.

Although I'm at a late start to showing off goods from the month of January — and nor do I normally do these monthly shares — I thought it would be nice to do some type of update since the sound of crickets have taken over my blog these past few weeks.

Those sound like really good products to me and I'm sure over time these products will really get in your skin and show more long - term results.

«But then over drinks after one of my Los Angeles shows, David Foster told me that most of my Americans fans might not understand my lyrics but like my French folk sound.

With songs filled with deep, bluesy grooves and infectious hooks that invoke giants such as Led Zeppelin and Soundgarden, RavenEye (who formed just two years ago) continue to win fans over around the world with their huge sound and killer live shows.

Just the fact that the comment «Technical aspects take over filmmaking and I always prefer real flesh and blood actors and original locations over computergenerated stuff» might sound conservative shows that Hollywood cinema is in a bad way right now.

The computer graphics are still top notch, as is the voice work, sound effects, and cuteness factor, but once it's all over, there's not much to show for it in terms of interesting ideas or thoughtful feelings you typically expect from John Lasseter (A Bug's Life, Cars) and company.

After a bad day at work (he's a sound man and he's clashed with the director of a TV show he's working on over the authenticity of some wildlife sounds he'd captured earlier that morning), he returns home to Michelle who surprises him with the handcuffs and a series of requests / demands that he had no way of expecting.

When the next Ford Shelby GT500 Mustang was confirmed by the automaker at the 2018 North American International Auto Show earlier in the month, the company's claims of «over 700 horsepower» sounded perfectly reasonable.

He highlights the most important things to look out for before signing a contract which doesn't require a degree in law or applied mathematics in order to understand and goes on to show how publishers can pull the wool over your eyes in any number of ways with excessive printer markups, royalties that sound too good to be true, and not releasing production files without a fee should you decide to end the contract.

Several large companies were proudly showing off demonstration stations of their improved voice - over for children's books, to make it sound a little more like Grandpa reading to you and less like the voice at your local ATM machine.

While playing these sounds in a shelter is not likely to have a lasting impact (as playing any sound over time with no paired stimuli is likely to be quickly habituated to), Dr. Simonet's data clearly shows that huffing, or laughing, is an important vocalization for our canine companions.

If preferences for DDS prosody are based on preferences for high pithed tonal sound, which across mammalian species is associated with affiliation and submission rather than aggression (Morton 1977), then other mammalian species should show a preference for DDS over ADS.

To bolster this perspective, Bradshaw and Nott went on: «Studies on foxes selected over 20 generations for tameness by a group of Soviet biologists showed that over successive generations the foxes gradually began to sound more and more like dogs.»

Romantic couples have candle - lit cocktails on the rocks over Serendipity while later in the evening Ukrainian go - go dancers gyrate in back - of - beach joints and backpackers reach for the mojito buckets while taking in the pyrotechnic shows and booming sound systems at early hours beach bar parties.

It sounds like GOT has done wonders for the European tourism industry - I know people from all over the world are flocking to spots in Ireland and Croatia like you did to check out the famous spots from the show!

The «Brutal Art of Brutal Legend» panel is now over at this year's Game Developers Conference, and going off Kotaku's write - up it sounds like it was a pretty superb showing:

Features: • Voiceover from Chris Tarrant — asks questions, provides answers, and comments • A variety of single and multi-player modes • Music score and sound effects from TV show • Over 1000 new questions from the TV show's question masters • New intro and FMV sequences, improved set and studio audience

Watch Pac's mouth move from slow to super-fast chomping action with over 25 signature phrases and wacky sounds from the show.

BBC's The Gaming Show looked into Battlefield 1's amazing sound so you can learn all about it over there if you're reading from the UK.

Over a 25 - year career, her work in experimental film, photography, sound and drawing has already demonstrated a deep engagement with the genres of landscape, portraiture and still life, which become the focus for these three shows.

If I told you that I almost got fired over that show, you wouldn't believe it — it sounds idiotic today.

By the sound of it, it's a show that's unlike anything we've seen from the Hirshhorn over the last decade.

Whilst in Hear, There, Where the Echoes Are (2016), beams of light and color pour into the space and over visitors through a kinetic installation of sound and light, with five projectors synchronized to the rhythm of a drum score, showing a more performative aspect of Rosa Barba's work.

Cable Works, Cable Sounds, Cables Everywhere, freiraum quartier21 INTERNATIONAL, curated by Georg Weckwerth, Vienna, AT 2012 Oh Crisis, Frankendael Foundation, Amsterdam, NL 2011 Studies for a Catalogue, Flat Time House, curated by Mathieu Copeland, London, UK 2011 Uncommon Places, Extra City, curated by Pieter Vermuelen, Antwerp, BE 2011 Neue Welt: View over Autocenter, SALT Foundation, Basel, CH 2011 Spring Exhibition, Kunsthal Charlottenberg, Copenhagen, DK 2011 Love Letters to a Surrogate, MuKHA, Antwerp, BE 2011 Envisioning Buildings: Reflecting Architecture in Contemporary Art Photography, MAK Center, curated by Simon Rees, Vienna, AT 2010 100 Exhibition, Autocenter, curated by Joep van Liefland and Maik Schierloh, Berlin, DE 2010 Bringing Up Knowledge, MUSAC, Curated by Octavio Zaya, León, ES 2009 Back to the Future, Coma Gallery, Curated by Carson Chan, Berlin, DE 2009 Scorpio's Garden, Temporary Kunsthalle, curated by Kristin Roepstorff, Berlin, DE 2009 The Fax Show, The Drawing Center, curated by João Ribas, New York, NY, US 2007 Multitasking, NGBK, curated by Barbara Lauterbach, Berlin, DE.

The artist uses this duality to develop parallel production cycles composed of sculptural sound works and printing installations that repeatedly intersect over the course of the show.

From flitting around and talking over bottles of Paolozzi beer, it sounded like the once - beleaguered institution's new show was well - received, but conversation soon drifted to the considerable backlash following its near - closure last year and the subsequent negotiations over a new relationship between the gallery and the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh.

Some of her recent work includes «Where White Pines Lay Over the Water,» a sound and media installation shown here in Toronto and in Brazil, and «Singing Our Bones,» an interactive installation which was part of Landslide / Possible Futures in Markham ON, and Ecocentrix in London England.

The cover art printed in the checklist shows a crystalline, undulating pink image that matches the constantly changing nature of the sounds that run just over two minutes.

The Art Gallery of York University opens Marlon Griffiths: Symbols of Endurance on Sept. 23 at 6 p.m.; The Power Plant opens an exhibition of celebrated Canadian video artist Mark Lewis on Sept. 26; Cooper Cole opens two solo shows featuring two Los Angeles - based artists, Davida Nemeroff and JPW 3 on Sept. 25; and the annual Canadian Art Hop — which is at it sounds, a roving tour of galleries and talks within them — takes place this weekend at galleries and museums all over town.

Over the course of five months, the gallery will change its contents on a daily basis, starting with a sound piece from Australian artist Tim Bruniges — a show with nothing on the walls.