Really, the thrill of making a sound has never left me.
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The market is roaring, but bank stocks are barely making a sound.
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They've never seen someone going under a knife, openly, without making a sound.
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And today, it's not just the adults who plan on making a sound.
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Making a sound that fits me and also will translate well to others.
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The Home's light ring will begin spinning around, without making a sound, when there's an alert.
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After 10 or 15 seconds, it disappeared in a black cloud of smoke without making a sound.
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Then, from a nearby table, a fallen glass exploded on the floor, making a sound like gunfire.
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I pulled back, making a sound of disgust and wiping my lips clean, but then I laughed again.
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In the same edition, someone accused Ryan Gosling of always trying to squeeze a fart out without making a sound.
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The Jimmy Eat World the scouts were impressed with, though, was a band making a sound they were familiar with.
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In an age when people seek fame by making the most noise, Gary Dunaier found his without making a sound.
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I stepped back and watched the whole three-day process just go right before my eyes without making a sound.
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Beware of Silent Weirdos Ever been on the subway with a creepy dude who stares at you without making a sound?
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A Quiet Place leaves you with a lot of lingering questions: How do you have sex with John Krasinski without making a sound?
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Of course, now that it's time for me to get up, he's sitting sweetly and peacefully on the bed, not making a sound.
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Making a sound will alert this Hellraiser reject to your presence, at which point he takes a labored breath and begins searching for you.
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With 221% of Americans now supporting gay marriage, a company that celebrates LGBTQ pride is likely making a sound marketing decision that's not particularly controversial.
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Holding up a phone and listening to her ex's voice-mail greeting over and over, Alicia opens and closes her mouth, not making a sound.
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That's why impulse response becomes paramount with sound reproduction: how fast does a headphone's internal speaker or diaphragm return to a standstill after making a sound?
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They actually went out and hired a consultant, who made some calls and gathered some data for them to confirm they were making a sound decision.
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"Try making a sound when you do it," said Mr. Petronio, who never danced in the work but had seen it countless times in rehearsal and performance.
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"I had the initial concept of making a sound and light performance video using this technology, but I knew I could not do it on my own," says Chang.
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"The virus crept on us without making a sound and delivered us a shocker," said Ryu Ho-sang, 63, a retiree, who sat in a park dotted by apricot blossoms.
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" And he or she says "oh" and "yes" and "yeah," and then a pause, exhaling air, making a sound like the wind whistling through the hollow void where your heart once was, and he or she says: "Oh, nothing.
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Remember, they pay people to make their pictures look as exceptional as possible, and before making a sound decision, always find a local boutique or AD (authorized dealer) and try before you buy or at least see it in the metal.
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Improved Do Not Disturb optionsScreenshot: GizmodoDo Not Disturb finally means Do Not Disturb (if you want it to), with a host of extra options available to let you hide notifications and visual alerts as well as stop them from making a sound.
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You can play around with setting up actions for input nodes, customizing middle nodes with counters and timers, and determine output nodes like what kind of effects to trigger, such as making a sound, or having it light up the Switch screen.
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Re-signing Tony Snell to a long-term, team-friendly deal (Tony Snell is not bad!), hoping Thon Maker can make a seismic leap alongside Malcolm Brogdon's puddle jump in their respective sophomore seasons, making a sound choice with the 17th pick, and acquiring a stable rotation player with the mid-level exception, isn't a bad offseason.
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They achieved this without firing a shot or making a sound, and then advanced towards their last objective, Beauchop Hill. The hill was also captured, and the survivors started to dig in.Powles 1928, p.
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The parent arriving will sit on a branch near the nest and issue a disyllabic whistle two or three times. On hearing this the incubating bird leaves without making a sound, and the relieving parent takes their place.
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Doyne who had entered the room without making a sound. When this encounter happens, George admits that he believed it was Ashton himself standing behind him. Mrs. Doyne admits that she still feels as though Ashton is around her, which George finds very surprising. George tells Mrs.
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A common myth is that the Eastern coachwhip will intentionally attack people and whip them with its tail. This is false. In truth, when disturbed this snake will usually quickly flee. It will sometimes vibrate the tip of its tail among the ground litter, making a sound suggestive of a rattlesnake.
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The plot is inspired by the South Korean urban legend of the Jangsan Tiger, a man-eating creature that roams around Jangsan, a mountain in the city of Busan. It is rumored to have sharp teeth and white fur and moves swiftly through mountains and lures people by making a sound that resembles a woman's wail.
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As she sleeps, she begins to dream that the White Lady appears illuminated by the moonlight and, with an imperious gesture, orders Raymonda to follow her. Scene 2: The Visions The White Lady, without making a sound, advances along the terrace. Raymonda follows her in a state of unconsciousness. At a signal from the White Lady, the garden is wrapped in mist.
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The dialogue was presented on intertitles. Chaplin was first contacted by inventor Eugene Augustin Lauste in 1918 about making a sound film, but he never ended up meeting with Lauste. Chaplin was dismissive about "talkies" and told a reporter that he would "give the talkies three years, that's all." He was also concerned about how to adjust the Little Tramp to sound films.
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She later won fame as the witch Esmerelda on Bewitched, and as neighbor Bernice on the comedy Designing Women. Carter's father, whose face was never seen, was portrayed by one of the films' most prolific character actors, Byron Foulger. In a reverse of Foulger's ubiquity and familiarity in films, his appearances in this series generally found him hidden behind a newspaper and not making a sound.
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By scattering ashes and making a sound, it would disperse. ;Ugume :Hirado, Nagasaki Prefecture and Goshourajima, Kumamoto Prefecture, among other areas of Kyushu. It is said that when a boat is possessed, it obstructs the boat's movement, and in Hirado, a sail boat would come chasing even though there is no wind. In the western coast of Kyushu, it appears as an illusion of a boat or an island.
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In December 1984, All Ball escaped from Koko's cage and was hit and killed by a car. Later, Patterson said that when she signed to Koko that All Ball had been killed, Koko signed "Bad, sad, bad" and "Frown, cry, frown, sad, trouble". Patterson also reported later hearing Koko making a sound similar to human weeping. In 1985, Koko was allowed to pick out two new kittens from a litter to be her companions.
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Abel decides it is time for him to return to the Indians. He tells Runi of how Rima saved him, but neither he nor Kua-ko believe him. He quickly realizes that Kua-ko killed his brother and placed the blame on Rima, but is tied up. After a bravery test (withstanding bee and wasp stings without making a sound), Kua-ko and the Indians make ready to enter the forest and kill Rima.
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"In his book "River Town", the New Yorker writer Peter Hessler says, "In most parts of Sichuan, you can walk into a restaurant and order chaoshou without making a sound. Cross your arms and they will understand exactly what you want."" One native speaker claims the Sichuan-only name for these dumplings may have originated at one time by a dialectic transposition, i.e. "chao shou" was originally "shou chao", meaning "hand-folded".
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The dog then calmly accepted its fate without making a sound, and continued to have a firm bite on the lion until it had succumbed to its loss of blood.Diod. Sic. 17.92 It is unsure whether any of these pertain to Peritas. One tale about the dog involves its biting the lip of an elephant in the Battle of Gaugamela against Persia's Darius III, resulting in the dog's death. Perhaps this is the story of Pliny's embellished.
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In 1927, Harman and Ising were still working for the Walt Disney Studios on a series of live-action/animated short subjects known as the Alice Comedies. The two animators created Bosko in 1927 to capitalize on the new "talkie" craze that was sweeping the motion picture industry. They began thinking about making a sound cartoon with Bosko in 1927, before even leaving Walt Disney.Michael Barrier Hollywood Cartoons: American Animation in its Golden Age, Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1999, p. 155.
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While Carla and George are taking a truck to the North of the country, the truck engine overheats and explodes in a burst of steam making a sound resembling gunfire. Carla completely breaks down and becomes catatonic when she hears this, and George tries to comfort her. Bradley happens by in a 4x4 and offers to take them off the truck and give them a ride while attempting to calm Carla down. Bradley later admits that Antonio has been staying with.
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All the night through, knocking louder than a water-rail, I stood in vain at the door of hinoki wood weary and lamenting. This scene from an unknown day in the year Kankō 6 (1009) shows Murasaki asleep at night in a room close to the corridor; a man is knocking on the door. Afraid to open, she spends the night without making a sound. The next morning her nightly visitor reveals himself as Michinaga through a poem he sent to her.
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Many hemipterans can produce sound for communication. The "song" of male cicadas, the loudest of any insect, is produced by tymbal organs on the underside of the abdomen, and is used to attract mates. The tymbals are drumlike disks of cuticle, which are clicked in and out repeatedly, making a sound in the same way as popping the metal lid of a jam jar in and out. Stridulatory sounds are produced among the aquatic Corixidae and Notonectidae (backswimmers) using tibial combs rubbed across rostral ridges.
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The Sinsennu dance is carried out by young men. Its name refers to the chains of balls made from the leaves of Palmyra palm shoots decorated with small stones that the dancers wrap round their calves, making a sound similar to that of castanets. A flute, a talking tom-tom and a drum contribute to the sound of the Sinsennu, producing the particular harmony specific to the dance. The Gbangba, danced by young Wasangari aged between 18 and 25, is identified by its solemn, mournful rhythm.
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Cha also used props—candles, bamboo sticks, flour—in some of her performance, which Fox had previously used in his own. Cha and Fox have been compared in similar slow, deliberate, almost trance-like paces they employed in their performance work. Fox had witnessed a few of Cha's performances and commented on the way she moved in the space, barefoot, not making a sound. During her time as an usher Cha became interested in the work of Marguerite Duras, Jean- Luc Godard, Alain Resnais, Yasujirō Ozu, and many other film theorists and artists.
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Traditional style cactus rainstick A rainstick is a long, hollow tube partially filled with small pebbles or beans that has small pins or thorns arranged helically on its inside surface. When the stick is upended, the pebbles fall to the other end of the tube, making a sound reminiscent of rain falling. The rainstick is believed to have been invented by the Mapuches and was played in the belief it could bring about rainstorms. It was also found on the Chilean coasts, though it is not certain if it was made by the Incas.
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Sometimes the stall walls had large gaps between their lowest level and the floor, enabling men to have sex without a hole. The paper reported men between the ages of 17 and 50 having sex in the university bathrooms. In Europe and the United States, making a sound by knocking one's foot against the floor is a code for requesting sex in public bathrooms. The initiator knocks his foot under the wall that divides two toilet stalls so that the person in the adjacent stall can see it.
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Hydroacoustics is the study and application of sound in water. Hydroacoustics, using sonar technology, is most commonly used for monitoring of underwater physical and biological characteristics. Collecting Multibeam Sonar Data Hydroacoustics can be used to detect the depth of a water body (bathymetry), as well as the presence or absence, abundance, distribution, size, and behavior of underwater plants and animals. Hydroacoustic sensing involves "passive acoustics" (listening for sounds) or active acoustics making a sound and listening for the echo, hence the common name for the device, echo sounder or echosounder.
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As in other sign languages, JSL (usually called simply 手話 shuwa, "hand talk") consists of words, or signs, and the grammar with which they are put together. JSL signs may be nouns, verbs, adjectives, or any other part of a sentence, including suffixes indicating tense, negation, and grammatical particles. Signs consist not just of a manual gesture, but also (pronouncing a standard Japanese word with or without making a sound). The same sign may assume one of two different but semantically related meanings, as for example in "home" and "house", according to its mouthing.
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When playing the bodhrán as an accompaniment to Irish music, different beats may be used. For example, reels have a 4/4 time. The bodhrán player must stick to this rhythm but is free to improvise within the structure: most simply, they may enunciate the first beat of four, making a sound like ONE two three four ONE two three four; but they can syncopate, put in double pulses, according to the rhythmic characteristics of the tunes being played. This is the difference between sensitive and insensitive playing, a matter of much concern to other traditional musicians.
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This time, a spectral apparition enters his room from underneath the door. As his bedside lamp goes off again by itself, Parkin shuts his eyes in terror and implores the apparition to leave him alone, but as he opens his eyes he sees a figure sitting on the end of his bed. The figure appears to be his wife, who angrily says over and over again "I'm still here" as she crawls towards him. Parkin tries in vain to escape, his fingernails scratching on the wooden floor making a sound identical to the scratching noises he kept hearing.
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If neither team guessed a word, it was put up on the board and play continued with the next word. Teams alternated describing the four words in the puzzle. Saying the word or any form of it, or making a sound similar to the word in the description, immediately awarded $100 and a free guess at the puzzle to the opposing team. If both teams missed the fourth word, Goen read a definition of it as a toss-up, and the first team to buzz in with the answer received the $100 and a guess at the puzzle.
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Both male and female are similar in colouring and size; neither is there seasonal variation in appearance. Juveniles are similar in appearance and difficult to identify once post- juvenile moult has started, the head is sometimes paler and browner that the adults. An average adult red-necked avocet measures from head to tail, and has a total wingspan of around , wing length 22.4–23 cm, tail length 7.9–8.8 cm, and bill length of 8.2–9.5 cm, and weighs around 310 g. The call has been described as a yapping, and flocks in flight making a sound reminiscent of dogs barking.
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A king has three beautiful daughters, although the youngest of them is the most admired. While walking in a garden near the ruins of a castle, the youngest princess comes upon a crow that has been badly wounded. Noticing that the princess pities it, the crow reveals to her that he is a prince enchanted into taking the form of a crow for seven years. However, should the princess agree to live in the one remaining room of the castle and sleep on the golden bed each night without making a sound, she might free him.
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Elmer talks to the audience in The Big Snooze Elmer's anger about a failed pursuit through the surreal landscape — which he demonstrates by shaking his head and making a sound similar to "brrrrr" — is promptly used against him by Bugs who inquires, "What's the matter doc, ya cold? Here, I'll fix dat." Before Elmer can protest, Bugs dresses him like a woman, wrapping his body with green material which transforms into a gown, slapping a wig on him, and applying lipstick. Bugs inspects his handiwork, then lifts the backdrop to reveal a trio of literal wolves in Zoot suits, lounging by the sign at Hollywood and Vine.
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This collective Muraqba is different from other branches of the Naqshbandi tariqah. While the murids will go into meditation by closing their eyes and sitting in a recommended position, the shaikh (or the one who leads the Muraqba) will recite some verses of the Quran and sing from the Sufi poetry, while making a sound from a Tasbih with large prayer beads. The sound is produced by striking the large stones of the Tasbih with each other while the Tasbih progresses, and is not rhythmic but continuous. This method was first practiced by Shaikh Ahmed Saeed Faruqi, the eighth Shaikh in the lineage of Shaikh Muhammad Tahir.
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He also indicated that "every body > movement must be interpreted broadly and in conjunction with every other > element in communication". Despite that, body language is still more widely used than kinesics. Dr. Maziar Mir in his book Body Language of Iran, has defined body language as follows: to all gestures, postures, movements, human behavior, body gestures, and even model and gesture of speaking, or all postures of making sounds without making a sound that is based on The age, sex, height, weight, and social or geographical status of human beings are referred to as body language or body language or body language or non-verbal communication.
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Thus the idol came to be known as "Swayamboo" meaning self-born. Soon after, King built a temple for the installation of the Idol. Before the Prathista the Lord again appeared before the King in his dream another night and gave him instruction that the prathista should take place when a signal is given by the beating of Dundubhi (Drum). But As fate would have it, just at the time of the signal expected to be heard, few crows flew over the Dundhubhi with twigs and the twigs was accidentally dropped on the Dundhubhi making a sound which was mistaken for the signal given by the lord, and the installation took place, which was found to be inauspicious time, only when the king heard the real drum beat later and realized his mistake.
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A You and Yours documentary, first aired on BBC Radio 4 in December 2006, criticized the services offered by many land banking companies in the United Kingdom, suggesting that they were scamming their customers. A land banking scam is based on the very low chance of any of the plots receiving planning permission and the very high profit margins taken on the land plots, with the seller using misleading marketing tactics to convince the buyers that they are making a sound investment. A key strategy used for selling United Kingdom land plots is to imply that because a customer owns the land plot, they cannot lose their money. The land banking company typically suggests dramatic annual increases in the value of the land plots, and a very optimistic time frame for successful planning applications.
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The reason that cats are seen as yōkai in Japanese mythology is attributed to many of their characteristics: for example, the irises of their eyes change shape depending on the time of day, their fur can seem to cause sparks when they are petted (due to static electricity), they sometimes lick blood, they can walk without making a sound, their wild nature that remains despite the gentleness they can show, they are difficult to control (unlike dogs), their sharp claws and teeth, nocturnal habits, and their speed and agility.笹間1994年、125–127頁。古山他2005年、156–161頁。 Many other animals appear as yōkai in old tales and display similar attributes: the deep tenacity of snakes, the ability of foxes (kitsune) to shapeshift into women, and the brutality of bake-danuki in eating humans depicted in the Kachi-kachi Yama folktale from the Edo period. However, cats figure in a great number of tales and superstitions because they live with humans yet retain their wild essence and air of mystery. One folk belief about the bakeneko is that they lick lamp oil.
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