Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Air column which vibration generates musical sounds is thus extended or shortened.
• The modutils package has an example program and kernel patch that supports calling an arbitrary external program to generate sounds when requested by the kernel.
• These technologies generate sound waves of up to 240 decibels, equivalent to the noise levels made by a rocket taking off.
• friendly houses.
• The report makes explicit reference to the social component of housing, the energy poverty that often goes hand in hand with it, and employment that can generate sound, environmentally
• When a recipe generates sound, a displacement is taking place and this displacement is exactly what fascinates us.
• As the dew, distilled from the sky, the system will generate sounds by using those present in the environment.
• To understand the audio afterglow of the big bang, we need to know how the early universe varied its pressures to generate sound waves.

• This vibration can be used to produce sound.
• Because an object must vibrate to produce sound, that is, moving from side to side.
• They are direct radiators and do not require speaker to produce sound.
• The vibrations that produce sound are a manifestation of energy that is present throughout nature, in ourselves and the universe.
• We hope that the compromise will produce sound, workable and transparent solutions for the future.
• They are more violent, containing bombs and they produce sound! So, we included the soundtrack here.
• The numerous motorised vessels present in the oceans produce sound waves which disturb cetaceans' communication, leading to alterations in their life habits and forcing them to modify their forms of communication.
• Do I need a licence from SUISA to produce sound carriers?