sound

Peter heard the sound of gunfire.

It's just a sort of sneezy sound like achoo!

So the bat sends out these pulses, very focused bursts of sound, and echoes bounce back.

Echolocation is pretty self-explanatory; using echoes reflected sound waves to locate things.

Sound and light were important in making his productions realistic.

They were interested in all forms of sound technology and all potential avenues for commercial exploitation.

In fact, the sounds can cause headaches, feeling of dizziness, increased heart rate, that sort of thing, you see.

In densely wooded environments,sound is the best means of communication over distance because in comparison with light, it travels with little impediment from trees and other vegetation.

Egyptologists have noticed that the glyphs that constitute individual words were sometimes shuffled to make the text more pleasing to the eye with little regard for sound or sense.

Denmark also had an admirable commercial history, particularly with respect to traffic through the Sound (the strait separating Denmark and Sweden).

Sounds pretty unbelievable, right?

Ok, that sounds all right.

It sounds really interesting, but er… do I need to have any experience for these kinds of projects?