sonic

Examples of sonically

sonically
Snowprints for flute, cello, piano, electronics and video explores snow both metaphorically and sonically.
He is far more interested in the way words work sonically in performance.
Not only does this positioning inform how soundscape composition is listened to, but also how it is produced, sonically and philosophically.
Again, the primary means of sonically evoking this alienating experience is through synthesizers and the heavy use of electronic recording techniques.
Its scope is broad, covering the theory and practice of flow induced sound and vibration together with a comprehensive treatment of sonically induced structural fatigue.
The basic theory of sonically induced vibration and its consequent influence on the sound field is built up carefully over three chapters.
As an audience member, the player experiences both visually and sonically the actions of the object of focus and its environment.
These materials are transformed visually by the mirror, and sonically by the reverb algorithm.
All communication between the system and the improviser takes place sonically.
In general, adjustments in the interference among sonically relevant parameters are left to the agent.
What bodies are being represented sonically and visually?
It is also good to bear in mind that individuals are not solely controlled sonically by the powers that be, but also by their fellow citizens.
To render music free of noise is to grant it its proper musical status as sonically autonomous, whereas such noise foregrounds the music object as such.
Pikapika appropriates space with her rambunctious noise and shakes up the room visually, viscerally and sonically.
The authors make a strong case for rendering pieces more robust and rehearsable, and sometimes even more sonically appealing, over the course of reverse-engineering older works into software.
These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.