Lexic.us

Definition of Sound projection

1. Noun. The acoustic phenomenon that gives sound a penetrating quality. "A prime ingredient of public speaking is projection of the voice"

Lexicographical Neighbors of Sound Projection

Literary usage of Sound projection

Below you will find example usage of this term as found in modern and/or classical literature:

1. Managing Audiovisual Records by William T. Murphy (1998)
"... an intermediate master positive or duplicate negative plus matching sound track (optical preferred); and a sound projection print and video recording, ..."

2. The Montreal Medical Journal edited by George Edgeworth Fenwick, Thomas George Roddick, George Ross (1892)
"... but we should reasonably look for a sound projection apparatus, and judging by the comparative anatomy of the fish, for instance, as already noted, ..."

3. The Act of Touch in All Its Diversity: An Analysis and Synthesis of by Tobias Matthay (1903)
"... is for this reason usually provided with more depth m key-descent (to render pp easier) than is an instrument that has a more gradual sound-projection ..."

4. In Praise of Film Studies: Essays in Honor of Makino Mamoruby Mark Howard Nornes, Mamoru Makino, Aaron Gerow by Mark Howard Nornes, Mamoru Makino, Aaron Gerow (2001)
"52 Sound, Projection ;£ 521 Sound 522 Projection 53 Architecture 531 Architecture Industry, Company Histories, Business Management 61 Industry 611 Industry ..."

5. The U.S. Grinnell Expedition in Search of Sir John Franklin: A Personal by Elisha Kent Kane (1854)
"Every thing else was fairly afloat: even the India-rubber boat, which during our troubles had found a resting-place on a sound projection of the floe close ..."

6. The Frozen Zone and Its Explorers: A Comprehensive History of Voyages by Alexander Hyde, Abraham Chittenden Baldwin, William Leonard Gage (1880)
"... which during our troubles had found a resting-place on a sound projection of the floe clo.se by us, had to be taken in. This, I may say, was a fearful ..."

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