acoustically

The concert hall was designed acoustically for optimal sound quality.

She acoustically tuned the guitar before the performance.

The acoustically treated room reduced echo and improved sound clarity.

The acoustically transparent fabric allowed sound to pass through easily.

The acoustically insulated walls kept the noise from the outside out.

The acoustically pleasing design of the theater enhanced the audience's experience.

They installed acoustically designed panels to improve the sound quality in the recording studio.

The acoustically optimized headphones delivered crystal-clear audio.

The acoustically engineered car cabin reduced road noise for a quieter ride.

The acoustically treated office space improved employee productivity by reducing distractions.

But it turns out that coral larvae are acoustically attuned.

All bands will play acoustically so as to reduce production workers.

Before the widespread adoption of the microphone in 1925, music was recorded acoustically.

Anechoic chambers are rooms that are acoustically treated to minimize sound to almost zero.

Such benthic sleepers, which may be triggered magnetically or acoustically, are known technically as influence mines.

We were seated under the open sky on concentric stone benches in the acoustically ideal theater.

It's a problem because communicating acoustically with sound is really a very important thing for birds. It's a matter of life and death.

I did fieldwork in the Brazilian Amazon with a researcher that published one of these first papers showing that turtles can communicate acoustically, and that inspired me.

We've done experiments where we have created sounds and played them to participants and have them tell us that they cannot perceive the difference between two acoustically different sounds.

Other research, much of it done in China, reports that certain frequencies, played in acoustically controlled environments like greenhouses, can affect seed germination and even boost crop yields.