| A strange low-pitched choked hiss came from behind the huge ornately carved seat back. |
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| I looked at the receiver when I pulled it away from my ear, then slammed it down on the body causing it to vibrate with a low-pitched hum. |
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| The timbered house is long and low, with a relatively low-pitched thatched roof. |
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| This home's low-pitched, tiled roof is the hallmark of the Mediterranean style. |
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| Both buildings have low-pitched roofs and overhanging eaves supported by brackets that are typical of the style. |
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| If sound were involved, that would be fast enough to produce a low-pitched hum. |
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| One was a high-pitched sound that resembled a doorbell while the other was a low-pitched sound that gradually increased in pitch. |
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| They point to research showing that manatees cannot hear the low-pitched sound of slow-moving boats and thus avoid approaching vessels. |
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| His voice was low-pitched, self-assured, altogether a man's voice, the sort of man who was master of his own affairs. |
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| Once far enough she let out a low-pitched whistle, one she spent a whole summer perfecting. |
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| The low-pitched roof form was sufficiently high to enable the inclusion of a first-floor cooking school, which overlooks the centre spine. |
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| It is cropped close to the low-pitched gable roof of a ranch house where a mysterious figure enclosed in the oval medallion floats by. |
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| My baseball cap kept the rain out of my face as I worked at the low-pitched roof. |
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| His voice was low-pitched, but the wind carried his words back to the patio. |
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| The sound of fins slapping against the water can be just as terrifying as low-pitched violin notes. |
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| A low-pitched member of a family of instruments, with a range lower than tenor and higher than contrabass or double bass. |
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| Disturbance barks are harsh, low-pitched barks with little amplitude modulation and little pitch modulation. |
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| A low-pitched tone is played when network synchrony is low, and the pitch increases with network synchrony. |
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| For example, a low-pitched note of a piano does not sound the same as the stretched sound of a high-pitched note. |
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| The custom of the period was to have the dulciana take its low-pitched pipes from the bourdon. |
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| Vocal behaviour: They emit repetitive clicks and low-pitched sounds to communicate and for echolocation purposes. |
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| The stop called clariana, a narrow principal of the dulciana type, uses low-pitched pipes from the bourdon. |
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| As a general rule, White Noise is high-pitched and Pink Noise is low-pitched. |
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| To receive in monaural mode only, press and hold until you hear a low-pitched beep. |
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| The roof is low-pitched and small dormer windows are sometimes used. |
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| A low-pitched whine began to fill the air and Meridia's hair and clothes floated as if she was submersed in water. |
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| Some of the sounds are so low-pitched they aren't audible to human ears. |
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| During the fight, the voice is low-pitched, shouting out as we attack. |
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| When you reach minimum volume, you will hear a low-pitched double beep. |
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| The sound was reedy, low-pitched, and muffled. |
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| As Maliki spoke, a low-pitched rumble shook his office. |
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| The wiredrawn rods give low-pitched, deep and resonant sounds. |
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| A horizontal substroke regularly marks a low-pitched syllable. |
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| A hungry cry may be short and low-pitched. |
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| Shortly, the silence was broken by the whine of motors, as the endgate of the shuttle swung open, folding itself against the frozen ground with a low-pitched metallic clang. |
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| Likewise, low-pitched material may sound better with higher values. |
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| He even asked her, in a low-pitched voice, if she had been a nice girl. |
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| Occasionally audible in normal hearts is a third soft, low-pitched sound coinciding with early diastole and thought to be produced by vibrations of the ventricular wall. |
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