But with the sound quality, the difference is easy to hear.
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To be sure, nothing in this film is easy to hear.
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It's easy to hear the time, frustration, and passion behind these songs.
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At various points, it was easy to hear a bit of Lookout!
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Except, alas, that — even amplified — the child actors aren't easy to hear.
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Not that Mr. Fish has always made the words easy to hear.
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In those moments, it's easy to hear that he means what he says.
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Sometimes it's necessary for bosses to deliver feedback about your performance that isn't easy to hear.
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For these purposes, the Cube speaker is perfectly adequate and easy to hear even across the room.
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This year, the winner is Minnesota fiddler and singer Gaelynn Lea, and it's easy to hear why.
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It was easy to hear some redolence of Ambrose Akinmusire, one of today's most influential young trumpeters.
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"It was a little difficult to see Omar, but quite easy to hear each other," he recalled.
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He was a post-Council of Trent Catholic, and placid Tallis's influence on him is easy to hear.
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" Given Keating's accent and the airiness of the album, it's easy to hear this line as "I love your melody.
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Being called out on such a deep character flaw is never easy to hear, and Sophia does not take it well.
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That hasn't meant things have been super easy, to hear the group tell it, but it has informed some exciting music.
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For Nekfeu himself, just like his crew L'Entourage, is nothing else but a rap lover, and it's easy to hear that.
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It's easy to hear this as aimless — a sonic bush through which it will be necessary to beat a path rhythmically.
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It's heavy stuff, and when a record present such a scarred-up facade it's easy to hear only the darkness in it.
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These birds are hard to spot, though easy to hear, as their loud shouts can carry for at least a kilometer during breeding season.
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I think it's easy to hear David Bowie in your work, and on this album too — what was your relationship with his work like?
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The events described aren't easy to hear about, let alone watch, and the themes explored venture into territory plenty of fictitious shows consciously avoid.
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Good, I'm glad, because I need to tell you something and the something I need to tell you isn't going to be easy to hear.
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" "One of our [CNN] producers was laughing out loud, and it was quite easy to hear, and I said, 'Bob, what's so funny over there?
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But as ugly as the intellectual environment is online, if people are truly whispering their discomfort with #MeToo, why are they so easy to hear?
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But it's easy to hear the despair in his voice when he describes the mindset of so many young men in his neighborhood focused on settling scores.
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But as the Trump administration continues to cut funding and roll back family-planning services, it is easy to hear echoes of its rhetoric on the screen.
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With its thick-toned, distorted guitar riffs — equal parts metal and punk — it was easy to hear Weezer as a band at the pop end of grunge.
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For someone not familiar with the financial markets, it&aposs very easy to hear a few pieces of unfamiliar vocabulary and assume they&aposre being used correctly.
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At first, it can be easy to hear his playing and think you're listening to a mainline jazz musician — perhaps a close acolyte of the post-bop doyen Cedar Walton.
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Today, though, it's easy to hear those words and think of Facebook, or Twitter, or any of the "electronic mechanisms" on which our broad movements of anger or disinformation emerge.
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It's easy to hear the similarities in chord structure between "Taurus" and "Stairway"'s openings: both riffs have the same harmonically defining, descending notes on the guitar's D-string at the same tempo.
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In the call -- obtained by TMZ -- a frantic female caller describes that several men got into her apartment ... the call is heavily redacted, but it's easy to hear the panic in her voice.
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When we broke up and he wound up at grad school across the country, my girlfriends outside of "us" let me know in no uncertain terms that we'd grown apart, which wasn't easy to hear.
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It's easy to hear the graceful way the vocal melody ascends with the chords in the second half of the verse, but here's a neat bit of music theory: The chord progression actually mirrors the words.
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It's easy to hear the connection: Hendrik Weber's music always sounds like it's coming out of the near future, some approaching time where the lines between organic and electronic have been blurred beyond the point of recognition.
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"So, the buttons are small, the voice quality is not easy to hear, the number of steps required to set it up to get it to do what you want to do is complicated," Rogers told me.
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Likewise, the 4-watt speaker won't be good for bumping the tunes at a house party, but it's surprisingly full and powerful for casual music listening or podcasts, and Alexa's voice is clear and easy to hear through it.
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"To be sure, nothing in this film is easy to hear," Ken Jaworowski wrote in The New York Times about Frida and Lasse Barkfors's documentary, which places the recidivism rate for the park's residents at less than 1 percent.
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Most of the music sounds hand played, and it's easy to hear the vocal harmonies of the Beach Boys, the guitar arpeggios of folk rock, the haze of psychedelia and the rhapsodic structures of progressive rock throughout the album.
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CORINNA DA FONSECA-WOLLHEIM London Philharmonic Orchestra; Andrey Boreyko, conductor (Nonesuch) As I wrote after hearing the American premiere of Henryk Gorecki's final symphony in January 2015 in Los Angeles, it's easy to hear the score as a summation of his later styles.
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"When parents are asking very reasonable logistical questions such as when will you be home, when will the car be back, it is easy to hear something behind that question, like an advisory or limiting message, when it might not be there," Ms. Damour said.
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If you're able to experience a dive-in movie night, try to choose a film you've seen a million times before and are okay with having as background fodder, as it's not super easy to hear the audio above the noise of traffic on the street below.
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It's pretty easy to hear the riot grrrl influence on her vocals (it feels particularly indebted to Kathleen Hanna circa Bikini Kill)—in a guitar music market saturated by male energy, it's exciting to hear something so particularly feminine emitting even more strongly from Wolf Alice.
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Now there may be trouble, however, because the Rangers' first-round playoff series against the Montreal Canadiens is moving from an electric atmosphere inside Bell Centre to an arena where it is far too easy to hear the puck drop during a third-period face-off.
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It is not surprising that this craft is so often misunderstood, for when satirists do their job convincingly, when they get too close to their target, it is easy to hear them not just as the channelers of the views expressed in the satire, but as defenders of these views as well.
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If things don't work out with Rachel, it's easy to hear Chris Harrison's Bachelor 2018 voiceover explaining just how important Peter finds the three little words that make up "I love you," and how he's about to start the journey that will finally bring him to saying them on TV. Currently, it's unclear who Rachel will say yes to when — and if — her final two suitors get down on one knee.
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When Coltrane's improvisation superimposes this progression over the ostinato bass, it is easy to hear how he used this concept for his more free playing in later years.
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The fifth through the ninth partials are particularly easy to hear and the louder passages feature higher partials.Erickson, Robert (1975). Sound Structure in Music. University of California Press. p.
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The Phandar (; ;) is a traditional vainakhish three-string plucked instrument from Chechnya and Ingushetia in the Northern Caucasus. The sound produced by the Phandar is similar to the Panduri, but it is easy to hear the difference between these two similar instruments.
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The shimmer occurs because of beating. The effect is more apparent when listening to sounds that sustain for longer periods of time. The chorus effect is especially easy to hear when listening to a choir or string ensemble. A choir has multiple people singing each part (alto, tenor, etc.).
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Belgium – All bicycles are required to have easy-to-hear bells and working brakes on both wheels. Lights and reflectors are not required on race, mountain, and children's bikes when not used after dark. Other (normal) bikes need reflectors and lights. These lights may be attached to the body and may blink.
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The cinereous tinamou is specially known to be easy to hear, but very difficult to see. It has a loud distinctive whistle heard mainly at dawn and dusk. Their whistles have a unique pitch and last almost two seconds between each whistle. Their whistles are mostly heard at dawn and dusk, and are monosyllabic.
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The musicality is sharpened and improved from the previous albums as its intended as pre-release trigger for the next album of "Sejawat" (released in mid ). Hellcrust tries to present a fast, dense but easy to hear, catchy and anthemic. This single was managed with sole guitar formation after the departure of Baken in the previous year.
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When disturbed, adults can produce a squeaking sound by rubbing their wings on the abdomen. This is called stridulation, and is often easy to hear, both adult and larvae are capable of producing these sounds. This is used for communication within the colony, to communicate danger, courtship, disturbance and solo activities. These four general categories can be further examined into more specific signals and patterns.
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One hundred percent pure pop is exactly what one would expect from Ace of Base's Jonas "Joker" Berggren, who produced this song. It's easy to hear that mission has been accomplished." Music & Media noted, "Bookers, here's the one to put all your money on. Penned by Ace Of Base's Joker, it is in the famed pop reggae mould with a touch of ABBA and other past Eurovision winners.
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"Open the Door" is a popular song written by Betty Carter in 1964. Carter recorded it several times and made it a frequent part of her live performances, to the extent that it became her signature song. It has also been performed and recorded by other singers including Elsa Hedberg. Carter's biographer William R. Bauer wrote of "Open the Door": > The song's persistent bossa nova rhythm and its haunting, sensual melody > make it easy to hear the lyrics as a sexy come-on.
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'that house', 'that garden', making the tone easy to hear. : 'open area, court' : 'year' (pl. 'years') : 'finger, toe' : 'Chichewa' : 'reason' : 'cassava' : 'rudeness' : 'termite(s)' : 'dust' : 'dog' : 'hare, rabbit' : 'expert' : 'verandah' : 'ear' : 'outside' : 'bilharzia' : 'skill' : 'water' : '(late) afternoon, evening' : 'place' : 'teeth' : 'fear, anxiety' : 'shame, embarrassment' : 'eyes' : 'word, voice' : 'relative, brother' : 'brother' : 'court case' : 'stranger, guest' : 'morning' : 'boy' : 'cat' : 'groundnuts' : 'garden (for maize or other crops)' : 'head' : 'hippopotamus' : 'stone' : 'child' : 'moon, month' : 'owner of' (pl. ) : 'prison' : 'minister (of government)' : 'loan' : 'bicycle' : 'cloth' : 'baboon' : 'lake' : 'house' : (pl.) 'wisdom, intelligence' : 'ground, floor' : 'foot' (pl.
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In 2020, a student at the school, Rae'Lee Klein, was removed from her position as station manager after she Tweeted a link to newspaper report containing details of Jacob Blake's alleged sexual assault. Klein later commented "sexual assault is disgusting" and "it's disheartening to be punished for trying to present a truth that isn't necessarily easy to hear". Klein received support from Arizona politicians Bob Thorpe and Debbie Lesko. In September 2020, Klein sued the university, seeking to be rehired, or receive monetary damages for violating her First Amendment rights.
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After they hatch, they remain tadpoles for two to three months before they transform into frogs and are ready to leave the water. In very cold weather, they hibernate under logs and loose bark. Spring peepers often call day and night as long as the temperature is above freezing, but they are mostly heard and usually not seen because they hide in dense plants. They are especially easy to hear due to their extremely loud mating call which gives them the name "peeper", but it is often hard to pinpoint the source of the sound, especially when many are peeping at once.
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The VSP was also used in the Nissan Fuga hybrid launched in 2011. The system developed makes a noise easy to hear for pedestrians to be aware of the vehicle approaching, but the warning sounds do not distract the car occupants inside. Nissan explained that during the development of the sound they studied behavioural research of the visually impaired and worked with cognitive and acoustic psychologists, including the National Federation of the Blind, the Detroit Institute of Ophthalmology, experts from the Vanderbilt University Medical Center and a Hollywood sound design studio. The article has a video with the Leaf warning sounds.
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The chorale motet was a type of musical composition in mostly Protestant parts of Europe, principally Germany, and mainly during the 16th century. It involved setting a chorale melody and text as a motet. Stylistically chorale motets were similar at first to motets composed in Catholic countries, and made use of the full range of techniques of Franco-Flemish polyphony. In the earlier period, the chorale was typically used as a cantus firmus, fairly easy to hear, with other lines either weaving in and out contrapuntally around it, or following along in the same rhythm in an entirely homophonic style.
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The composer of French grand operas, Giacomo Meyerbeer, died before the first production of his final opera L'Africaine but left instructions in his will that the opera's leading role, of Vasco da Gama, must be created by Naudin. The tenor agreed to sing the role, in French, for an enormous fee. After his great success in that part, he sang with the Paris Opera for two more years, and then moved into Wagnerian repertoire, singing Lohengrin (in Italian) in England and Tannhäuser in Moscow. Naudin was praised for his clear and easy to hear voice and his elegance onstage, although his powers of acting were apparently limited.
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AllMusic rated the album with 4 stars; in his review, Michael G. Nastos noted: "The music is for the most part punchy, vital, and alive with the spirit of the breezy, ocean-splashed, spacious West Coast... It's easy to hear Wilson at the peak of his very formidable powers, and this recording is highly recommended for those who enjoy the modern mainstream big- band sound of now". The Guardian's review by John Fordham said "Gerald Wilson has confirmed the awesome firepower he still commands - both as a writer and a hirer of some of the best soloists". In JazzTimes Thomas Conrad wrote: "This album lacks the sweep and majesty of Wilson’s best recordings of the ’60s and ’70s, but the charts are graceful, the section work is clean, and the joy is real".Conrad, T. JazzTimes review accessed August 26, 2016 On All About Jazz Jack Bowers noted: "the 89-year-old dean of American Jazz composers has scored another triumph, saluting the festival's golden anniversary with a picturesque seven-part suite, Monterey Moods, that musically epitomizes the scope and character of that annual event".
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