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So the idea of being able to use this technology to end up with paper where I can handle sort of sounds a little retro, but I think it still has its place.
Kids can just drag and drop, put in new sounds.
We start by breaking down words into letters and sounds and we encourage them to practice their fluency by reading every single day, with a partner or with their friends.
It sounds cruel, but it is the reality.
This all sounds pretty straightforward, but the difference between a really cool, fun idea and something we can actually use is overcoming these practical challenges.
And as simple as that sounds, I think it's been surprisingly good for me.
It sounds like a benign and useful feature, except when it isn't.
And what that does from a security or a military part is it does three things: it changes the very operating environment that we're working in, it threatens our bases, and then it has geostrategic risks, which sounds kind of fancy and I'll explain what I mean by that in a second.
I mean, it sounds crazy, but the vast majority of world cities don't actually have a plan or a vision.
So one weekend I'd be learning how to fold dumplings, and the next, I'd be traditional-style dancing at a powwow, immersed in the powerful sounds of drums and singers.
With layers of sounds and multiple instruments, I could create soundscapes and worlds that were much bigger than my own.
It sounds odd, but while you're stitching, you don't need eye contact with people.
CA: That sounds super exciting.
That sounds ridiculous, but about 200 years ago, experts were of the opinion that flight wouldn't exist, even 120 years ago, and if you moved faster than you could run, you would instantly die.
Yes, I know it sounds really silly that the principal and the teachers would actually laugh with kids, but you can imagine the shock on D's face when the principal's cracking a joke or singing a song from the radio station, which almost always ended in a laugh, shortening the length of his outburst and helping us to connect with him in his world.
Tourette syndrome is essentially a series of involuntary movements and sounds, known as tics.
He needs just a piece of paper where he can put down little marks, and as he does that, he can imagine sounds that had not existed before in that particular combination.
And that sounds like a kind of a romantic exaggeration.
Dmitry told me about a new finding in the literature, where a lab out of Germany showed that if you could play certain sounds at the right time in people's sleep, you could actually make sleep deeper and more efficient.
When we detected that people were in deep sleep, we played the deep-sleep stimulating sounds that were shown to make them have deeper sleep.
When we asked participants the next day about the sounds, they were completely unaware that we played the sounds, yet their brains responded with more of these delta waves.
That sounds suspicious.
I know it sounds crazy, but think about this: a new Provincetown, a new hometown, a place that might be familiar that's also good for pollinators for a stable food system, when we're thinking about the future.
The old man crooked his finger as though he were firing a gun, and then he made laser sounds.
That all sounds impressive, and it is, but look at the body of the winning robot, HUBO.
I know that sounds very scary at first.
Now, that sounds broken, right?
Sounds great, doesn't it?
I mean, that's a fine logic, that sounds pretty convincing, pretty ironclad, doesn't it?
Being able to treat sound as an instrument, and be able to dig for more abstract sounds and things to play live, mixing electronics and acoustics.
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