At 1.20 seconds and at 1.70 seconds, writing and clicking sounds appear. From 3.94s to 5.15s, the middle-aged adult male speaker with an American accent neutrally instructs in English," And then put the cap back on.", from 7.61s to 8.15s, he says:" And it should work.". Around 6.0 seconds, a cap snaps mid-utterance. From 8.68s to 10.00s, water sounds run throughout. Between 6.09 and 7.72 seconds, a sound of things falling to the ground. The setting suggests an indoor environment showing ambient hum and reverberation, characteristic of a workshop or kitchen.


From 0.00s to 2.51s, a middle-aged male speaker with an American accent and neutral emotion says in English," I don't need perfectly clean walls." Throughout the entire recording, a continuous electric buzzing is audible in an indoor environment.


From around 0.20 to 2.38 seconds, a middle-aged adult male with a US accent states in neutral-toned English:"Because the leads can't be that wide". From 5.19s to 10.00s, he continues:"So we've got another channel coming up here whether it comes up this way and curves". Background insect buzzing and cicada chirping persist throughout the audio, while bird sounds occur continuously in the background with a final chirp near the end.


From around 0.12 to 1.50 seconds, the young adult male speaks neutrally in English with a US accent:"As the source gets closer." From 2.53s to 10.00s, he continues:"You begin to panic inside but remain stony on the outside. As soon as it began, the whistling suddenly ceased." Throughout, a high-pitched eerie whistling occurs briefly early on, pauses during the middle narration, then continues until ending abruptly at the termination. Clear indoor acoustic conditions persist


Throughout the entire recording, aerosol spray is heard in the background. In the initial segment starting around 0.8-1.5 seconds, a printer operates. Concurrently, a young adult male neutrally speaks in American-accented English, from 0.46s to 1.78s, he says:" And as you can see here."From 7.50s to 9.81s, he says:"Hopefully you guys can see this, but". The printer operates again around 5.2-6.0 seconds during the middle portion, and finally near the end around 7.6-7.8 seconds.


From 0.00s to 1.30s, a middle-aged American man states neutrally in US English,"Rated, plain edge." From 6.22s to 7.11s, he asserts,"I'd say that's a good job." From 9.20s to 9.67s, he concludes,"Not bad."The background sound has the sound of liquid being poured out. Minimal ambient noise continues throughout the outdoor setting.


At the beginning, vocalizations start and continue periodically. From 0.64s to 4.58s, the 30-40 year old male speaker states in American English with a happy tone:"That's like an alarm clock. Whoo Woo. That's like .Whoo Woo. That's like. Whoo Woo. Whoo Woo.", from 6.34s to 7.54s, he says: " That's like an alarm clock. Whoo Woo." The same vocalizations recur near the end during later speech. There are shouts occurring between the intervals of speech. The environment is indoor and relatively quiet with slight reverberation, resembling a real-life recording.


From start to end, background television persists. Around the beginning: a glass is placed on a surface. From 3.23s to 5.10s, the middle-aged adult male speaker with a US accent delivers instructions in English with a neutral tone:"Okay, just give that a little mix." Near middle to end: stirring a liquid in a glass occurs. From 6.54s to 10.00s: the speaker continues,"Now, What this is, is the acids are". Intermittent dish sounds throughout. The indoor environment suggests a kitchen or bar setting.


A siren sounds continuously in the foreground throughout the entire recording. Background tire screeches and emergency vehicle sounds persist from start to end. From 6.69s to 10.00s, a 30-40-year-old male neutrally speaks in US English:"10-44, in progress. Call all units. Code 3, call."


Throughout the audio, a quiet indoor workshop environment is present. From 0.72s to 1.62s, a young adult male aged 20-30 speaks in a neutral manner in American English:" On the shaft.", from 2.94s to 5.09s, he says:" But what I'm going to do is try to lightly scrape here." Immediately after, from approximately 4.9 to 8.7 seconds, metal tool filing and scraping with intermittent coin-like sounds on wood occur.


At the beginning, a bicycle passes by and a sharp slap is heard. From 0.00s to 4.13s, a middle-aged man speaks neutrally in American English:" Just for you and me to hang out together. Yeah. Em", from 6.08s to 10.00s, he says: " God's not like an angry neighbor, so we need to persist in". Background bicycle sounds continue across the entire recording, with rustling paper and clip-clop emerging intermittently towards the middle and end.


From 0.06s to 1.06s, a young adult male speaks neutrally in US-accented English:" We have", from 2.67s to 10.00s, he says: " Headset yep like i said it's headset with the mini usb adapter It's nice We have the". Continuous crinkling and crumpling occur in the background. Card shuffling appears mid-segment and near the conclusion. The setting is an indoor environment suggesting product handling.


At the start until approximately 2.44 seconds: footsteps on a hard surface and a brief chewing sound around 1.2 seconds. During the middle segment: background appliance door operation. From 4.71s to 5.55s, the 30-40 year old male with a US accent speaks neutrally in English:" Washer-dryer". Later between 7.56-7.84 seconds: footsteps recur. For the remainder: appliance door sounds continue in the background. The setting is a quiet laundry room.


From 0.00s to 1.15s, a middle-aged adult male with an American accent happily speaks in English:"Just like that.", from 2.53s to 3.41s, he says:"And", from 5.30s to 6.37s, he says: "Get a glass out." Simultaneously from start to middle sections, kitchenware sounds and dish clattering occur intermittently. Around the middle period, a hammer hit occurs briefly. Near the end, another hammer hit and a drum beat occur, followed by a cabinet closing.


From 1.58s to 7.42s, a 30-to-40-year-old adult female speaker neutrally states in American English, "So, it's going to create the overlock stitch and cut off the excess fabric at the same time. It's pretty cool." Sewing machine noises commence soon after recording starts and continue to the end with engine-like sounds.


From 0.00s to 10.00s, a middle-aged male speaker with a US accent delivers basketball commentary in English, saying with a neutral tone:" It goes all the way to the basket. Hoop and the harm. 3 point play. Waupach looking good. More Redskins action. Mets. The basket " Between 2.12-3.24s, a referee whistle blows overlapping with basketball dribbling at 2.28-2.44s and sneakers squeaking at 2.28-2.68s. As dribbling recurs at 3.52-3.56s; crowd murmurs throughout.


Throughout the entire process, a low electronic hum persists. From 0.00s to 1.29s, the young adult male speaker with an American accent delivers technical narration in English with a neutral tone,"The infected files.".  From 2.90s to 6.05s, the speaker says," Ready the utility has checked and decrypted the file. Please remember that there is little chance that all of". Another click occurs between 6.56 and 6.72 seconds. The environment suggests an indoor space like a home office.


Throughout the audio, accompanied by continuous happy easy-listening background music featuring plucked electric guitar instruments. From 7.10s to 10.04s, a middle-aged male speaker with a US accent states in a neutral manner in English," We are very focused on individualizing our product set". The entire recording occurs in an indoor environment.


From 0.00s to 5.78s, a middle-aged male speaker said neutrally in US-accented English:"These sports cars we sell all over the country so you want to make sure that you're getting a high quality vehicle". From 8.12s to 9.98s, the speaker continued:" Especially when they are collectors' items". A constant engine hum and air conditioning continued throughout. Intermittent train sounds appeared during early, middle, and late portions of the audio.


Early in the clip, a low hum and rumble are present throughout. At approximately three seconds, a click occurs. Soon after, a high-pitched electronic whine begins around the middle. Around four seconds, cinematic impact sounds start and continue. Near five seconds, a second click happens. After that, by about six seconds, a rising whoosh sound effect builds until the end. From 7.30s to 10.00s, a middle-aged male speaker with a US accent says neutrally in English:"You test my patience. Do not resist."Dark dramatic electronic music with synthesizer and drum elements underscores the scene. The environment features designed cinematic elements for dramatic effect.


From 0.00s to 4.52s, an elderly male with an English accent states neutrally in English, "He's got it, give it back to Michael make one furry". Around 2.6 to 3.4 seconds: initial laughter occurs. Between 3.4 and 4.7 seconds: a second speech segment begins. Starting at 4.9 seconds: extended laughter continues until the end. Crowd cheering persists as background from early in the recording through the conclusion. The setting is in an indoor sports arena environment.


Around the beginning, the speaker utters an initial phrase. After a pause, the middle-aged adult male speaker, delivering a statement neutrally in US-accented English, from 3.89s to 9.50s, says:" As the police and fire units are coordinating their search." Loud engine noise and the sound of fire persist in the background for the entire duration.


From 6.59s to 9.02s, an elderly male speaker with a US accent neutrally states in English,"I think it's wrong that that". Neutral easy-listening music plays by a synthesizer during the last part of the entire audio. In a quiet indoor environment.


This occurs alongside happy electronic guitar pop music. From 1.09s to 4.05s, the middle-aged female speaker with an American accent narrates neutrally in English:"Working our way around this plate. We are getting there." From 9.21s to 10.00s, she says:"Sorry I'm out of frame."


Slow electronic music with a synthesizer playing persists throughout in a studio-like environment, creating a neutral, dark atmosphere. From 0.37s to 3.01s, a middle-aged Canadian man then states neutrally in English in a Canadian accent:" It doesn't need any introduction," From 4.90s to 9.34s, he says:" It also tends to become quite contagious".


Throughout the entire recording, strong wind with rustling and sailboat sounds are present. Vehicle noise occurs until approximately halfway through. Between 7.32s and 10.00s, the middle-aged male speaker with a US accent states neutrally in English,"Redhead Harbor is right across St. Peter's Bay."


Through the entire recording, a faint electronic hum persists. Between 0.04 and 1.10 seconds, a young adult male speaker with an English accent states neutrally in English:"To the", from 2.53s to 4.05s, he says: " SWTG folder."Between 5.80 and 9.79 seconds he says:"And once you're in there, if you just type the command make". Keyboard typing occurs between 1.44-1.6 seconds early on, again from 2.76-5.48 seconds in the middle section, and near the end at 8.16-9.28 seconds. The setting is a quiet indoor environment throughout.


From 0.12 to 1.08 seconds, a young adult male speaker with a US accent says neutrally in English:"Opposite side", from 2.58s to 9.69s, he says: " Is I basically just kind of cut straight down and you can see it's it's loose right there so now". Around this time, a brief ticking sound occurs. Handling or writing sounds are present in the background during the latter segment. The indoor workshop or office environment has minimal reverberation.


From the start until approximately 4.70 seconds, dark, neutral electronic background music with synthesizer and drum elements plays. Between about 4.49 and 9.94 seconds, a 30-40 year old American female speaker says in US English neutrally,"The Navy Warfare Development Command tested a new anti-ship missile defense system June 21st through 22nd." The entire recording occurs in a studio environment.


Throughout the recording, background electronic music with happy qualities plays on a synthesizer. From 0.38 to 8.62 seconds, a synthesized male voice with a middle-aged adult quality, in American English, states neutrally:"The integration of artificial intelligence and computer vision enables US to create a machine that's aware of its surroundings and has the ability to warn the rider of any potential danger." Between 7.8 and 9.1 seconds, a subtle electronic hum occurs.


Throughout the audio, an electronic hum persists. The teenage male with an Australian accent speaks neutrally in English, first saying from 0.47s to 1.21s:" Is the optimizer. What we're gonna be using is Atom. It's sort of just the standard for neural networks. So yeah, we'll just keep it like that. And that is the compilation.". During speech intervals, you will hear mouse clicks,  mouth sounds and keyboard strikes.


From 2.35s to 7.75s, a 30-40 year old male speaker with a British accent says neutrally in English:" Hi, welcome back to Colesco Drones. Today we've got the Rocket Drone by Lishi Toys. Get it bought in time for Christmas." Dark, happy and fast electronic music with a synthesizer plays throughout. A neutral electronic whooshing sound emerges toward the end.  In an indoor setting.


Throughout the recording, neutral electronic music plays with an electric guitar and a synthesizer. From 0 to 1 second, a ringtone and a ding occur. Around the middle at 4.3-4.5 seconds, a synthesized sound effect occurs with an ongoing ringtone. Similar sound effects and ringtones recur around 7.0-7.3 seconds and toward the end at 9.0-9.4 seconds.


From 0.76s to 10.00s, a young British female speaker in UK English neutrally discusses product offers and visual appeal:"At the moment in Superdrug but things like L'Oreal and stuff do go on offer so keep your eyes out for a cheaper price. The before and after pictures looked really good. They intrigued me so I wanted". Electronic happy music with drums and bass throughout. The indoor setting remains quiet. From 7.74s to 8.05s, the sound of the stopper being removed.


At 0.18 to 4.96 seconds, a 30-40-year-old synthesized male voice in US English neutrally says:"If you enjoyed this video we have a ton of more interesting videos on come along so make sure to". Around 0.88 to 1.08 seconds, a plop sound occurs. At 5.10 to 9.94 seconds, the voice continues:"Hit the red subscribe button and come along and join us for the ride also hit the notif". Upbeat hiphop and electronic background music with piano plays throughout the session in a quiet indoor studio setting.


From 1.25s to 4.58s, a middle-aged male speaker with a US accent addresses IT challenges neutrally in English:"IT organizations today face two enormous barriers." He continues from 5.38s to 10.00s:"Minimizing security risks and maintaining compliance with industry and government". Background  happy electronic music with drums, a synthesizer  and bass persists throughout the recording in a clean studio environment.


From the 0.04 to 3.40 seconds: a young adult Canadian female with a Canadian accent military media personnel states neutrally in English:"Visit the website for more information or to find a location near you." Between 4.36 and 7.48 seconds: she continues:"From the Defense Media Activity, I'm Petty Officer Brandi Wills." Around 7 seconds until the end: background electronic music plays featuring synthesizer and drums with an energetic and happy mood throughout. The entire recording occurs in a professional studio environment.


At the start: upbeat electronic pop music with guitar, bass, and drums. Between 8.02-8.68 seconds: a middle-aged American male speaker says in US English neutrally,"Welcome, everyone.". Between 9.06-9.92 seconds: he continues,"This is a preview of a". The entire audio occurs in an indoor studio setting.


Between 2.81 and 7.32 seconds, a middle-aged man with an American accent states neutrally in English:"I've built a lot of 3D printers at this point, and I would definitely say one of the most". Between 7.38 and 9.40 seconds, he continues:"Compelling things is how much better they've gotten." Neutral classical piano music plays in the background throughout, set in a quiet indoor environment.


At the very start, brief typing occurs. Shortly after, from 0.25s to 1.26s, a young adult male speaker with an American accent states neutrally in English:" A2 be the same", from 4.05s to 7.48s, he says: "And nn be 1 plus rand 4.". Continuous typing resumes shortly afterward and persists to the end.  An indoor quiet environment suggests an office or study.


From 0.00s to 5.56s, a middle-aged American female speaker says in US English neutrally," Innovation island, famous as the birthplace of numerous consumer innovations." Around 8.12-9.62 seconds, the speaker continues,"Chiku, maru and Ryo are". Throughout the entire recording, happy childlike pop music with piano plays in the background. The audio has a clean studio environment.


In the first few seconds, vehicle engine and turn signal clicks begin. From 1.77s to 5.54s, the middle-aged American male speaks in US English neutrally from within a moving vehicle:"Something tells me there's no factory down here, because I've looked for it before." After a pause, around 7.91 to 9.03 seconds, he continues:"However, there is a graveyard." Engine noise and turn signal clicks resume after the speech until the end.


From 0.00s to 1.48s, a 30-40 year old male speaker with a British accent says neutrally in English,"Blessed are the merciful", from 3.13s to 4.65s, he says: " For they shall obtain mercy." From 5.40s to 9.38s, he continues,"Blessed are the pure in heart, for they shall see God." Slow atmospheric new-age neutral easy-listening music and cricket sounds are present throughout the clip.


At the beginning, a whooshing sound effect and neutral electronic music with a synthesizer start playing. From around 2.55 to 6.25 seconds, a middle-aged adult American female announces in US English neutrally:"The Navy's Semiannual Navy Family Accountability and Assessment System,". From 6.25s to 8.55s, she continues:"Or NFAS, verification is underway." After a pause, from 8.95s to 10.00s, she states:"You are required to verify". The music continues until about 6 seconds.


Throughout:at the beginning: subtle cinematic sound effects are heard. From 5.39 to 10.04 seconds: a middle-aged Australian man says in Australian English neutrally:"I'm Nathan Crowley. I'm a production designer. I designed the movie Interstell." Towards the end: soft ambient humming appears. The setting is an indoor environment with minimal background noise.


Throughout the recording, an electronic hum persists in the background. From 0.44s to 9.70s, the middle-aged man with an African accent delivers an educational English speech in a neutral tone:"Today in unit 3 we will study about describing people and these people are" with pauses. Clicking sounds from 1.24s to 1.36s, 6.32s to 6.44s, and 8.08s to 8.24s.


From 0.18s to 4.99s, a middle-aged man with a US English accent states neutrally,"Let me tell you about Alirex Elements product line that is used to protect your gutters." After he finishes, happy electronic music with electric guitar plays throughout the remainder. The quiet indoor studio setting persists during the entire audio.


Between 0.40-2.52 seconds, a young adult male speaker with a US accent shares a memory in English neutrally,"From our animal cousins when we give them the chance."Later between 6.14-9.28 seconds, the speaker says,"This will go down as one of my fondest memories at Friend."Slow, neutral pop piano music plays throughout the recording. A steady background tone occurs during the beginning segment.


Between 0.14 and 1.19 seconds, a middle-aged male speaker with a US accent says in English in a neutral tone,"Is from satellites." From 4.00 to 10.0 seconds, he states,"They track fast-breaking storms across Tornado Alley, as well as tropical storms in the Atlantic and Pacific". Throughout the recording, electronic music with drums, bass, and synthesizer creates an energetic and happy mood, while an electronic whoosh sound effect persists from near the start until the end. The environment suggests a professional studio setting.


At the start, robotic sound effects occur. Happy electronic music with synthesizer continues throughout. Later, electronic beeps and robotic sound effects emerge. From 7.77 to 9.61 seconds, a middle-aged male speaker with a US accent happily states in English:"Here at Really Rad Robots, we build really".


At the start and throughout, background crowd noise persists. From the early portion until the final quarter, a galloping horse sound dominates. From 5.27 to 9.78 seconds, an elderly male race announcer in neutral US-accented English declares," The rough and pacing multi-siders and John Campbell going right up for the lead."The setting suggests a live outdoor horse racing event.


Throughout: energetic rock music with guitar and drums in a fun mood accompanies the clip. Near the end (8.0-8.9 seconds): a whoosh sound effect occurs. Entire recording: studio environment characteristics.


At 0.14 to 4.41 seconds, a middle-aged American male in neutral American English states,"The Galaxy S8 is still water resistant, so water doesn't get in the way of your day." Water splash sound effects occur twice during initial moments. From 8.04-9.98 seconds, he says,"The new Galaxy S8 connects you to a new world." Background energetic happy electronic music with drums and synthesizers plays nearly throughout.


Throughout the recording, slow sad electronic piano music plays. From 0.00 to 3.49 seconds, a synthesized middle-aged female voice speaks in a neutral tone in US English:"Into abundance and restored paradise." From 6.50 to 9.99 seconds, she says:" From one world ten thousand unique traditions." In an indoor environment.


At the beginning, computer keyboard typing is heard. From 0.66 to 3.39 seconds, a 30-40 year old male speaker with an American accent begins in neutral English stating:"I'm going to show you the list as is." From 7.78 to 10.00 seconds, he says: "And then I'll alphabetize by your first name so you." The keyboard resumes intermittently during the middle and later periods. Throughout, television or radio background noise are present in an indoor office environment with echo.


At 0.16 to 0.28 seconds, a subtle click sound occurs. Between 0.34 to 10.00 seconds, the 30-40 year old female with an English accent speaker says in neutral English:"In our daily life. So today I have combined 10 common phrasal verbs that we are going to use while we are on the phones. So if you're." The neutral lo-fi hip-hop instrumental music with drums and bass plays throughout. The quiet indoor setting suggests a studio environment.


From 0.00 to 2.75 seconds, a middle-aged Australian male speaker states in neutral English, "As you can see, it's a whopping 12 kilobytes". From 3.76 to 10.00 seconds, he adds, "With a three kilobyte object file. And the actual LLVM code". Throughout the recording, a low-level electronic hum with a synthesizer persists with subtle mouth clicks occurring early and midway. The setting is a quiet indoor environment, likely a home office or recording space.


Throughout the recording, calm pop music with piano and guitar plays steadily. From 0.96 to 2.34 seconds, the elderly woman with a US accent speaks in neutral English:" That earlier in the day."From 3.45 to 5.27 seconds, she says:"We did something really good for the world." The environment suggests a professional studio setting.


From 0.04 to 4.68 seconds, a middle-aged adult female narrator with a North American accent instructs listeners in a neutral tone to share Villa brand product links and says in English: "Share Villa brand product links using WhatsApp, Facebook, and Instagram with friends and family." Upbeat electronic music with synthesizers and drums plays throughout the entire recording in a quiet environment.


Between approximately 0.21 and 1.40 seconds, a young adult female speaker with a US accent states in neutral English,"The program overview." Ambient electronic music with synthesized elements plays from the start and continues for the remainder of the audio, creating a dark and deep atmosphere within a quiet indoor environment.


From 0.85s to 2.54s, a car door closes. Shortly after: a car alert chime begins and continues. Later: a vehicle accelerates. From 6.81 to 9.41 seconds: a young adult American English-speaking male happily states,"Hell yeah, i got that Borla S-Type exhaust on."Engine noise persists throughout.


In 0.0 to 3.76 seconds, applause occurs. Background electronic dance music plays continuously. The track involves a synthesizer and drums with energetic, dark elements. The environment suggests a live concert or club setting.


At the beginning (0.52 to 0.68 seconds), a clicking sound occurs. Between 1.68 and 3.95 seconds, a middle-aged male speaker with a US accent says in English neutrally, "At this point make sure that your camera is off." Another click is audible midway between 5.2 and 5.32 seconds. From 5.82 to 10.00 seconds, the speaker continues, "Now on the next step you will need to press and hold the following". Neutral electronic music with bass elements accompanies the entire recording, alongside a continuous electronic hiss.


From 0.26 to 1.99 seconds, a young adult male with an American accent begins speaking in neutral English:"Reduced fat milk, and then our burger."Between this and the next statement, a clicking sound occurs. From 3.32 to 9.00 seconds, he continues:"Where is cholesterol found in the American diet? Number one's not beef, it's eggs and chicken, and then beef, cheese, pork, and fish." The entire recording occurs in an indoor environment with controlled acoustics.


From the start, water trickling and splashing form a constant background. Paddling occurs within the first moments and stops around the beginning of speech. Between 2.66 and 5.40 seconds, a 30-40-year-old male speaker with an American accent says in neutral English,"It's honestly a lot less effort in the pedal it feels like too than my last boat." From 6.54 to 7.49 seconds, he says:"Which is insane."While paddling resumes and water sounds continue. From 8.72 to 10.0 seconds, he adds,"Just the turning radius, just everything."with paddling sounds returning near the end portion.


From start to the middle section: upbeat funk music with groovy bass, drum beats, synths, and a vocal shout plays with brief silence around 4 to 5 seconds. From 6.20 to 7.98 seconds: cricket chirping occurs. Toward the end: funk music returns to conclude.


From 0.38 to 7.19 seconds, a middle-aged male speaker with an American accent states in neutral English,"I do miss having the crash bars on there and the other foot position." From 8.56 to 9.57 seconds, he continues,"And, I mean, I don't know. Do you guys."Throughout the recording, a motorcycle engine runs constantly while wind noise occurs intermittently.


From 0.00 to 3.27 seconds, a middle-aged man with an English accent speaks in neutral English:" Under the refined system.". From 5.87 to 10.00 seconds, he says:"And here is everything that was taken away. This is the".  Slow melancholic classical piano music continues in the background within quiet indoor surroundings.


Between 0.08 and 4.16 seconds: a young adult male speaker in neutral US English says,"A great effect for our game, so hence the need ". From 5.35 to 7.57 seconds, he says:"To say stop." With computer mouse clicks occurring during this segment. Another mouse click follows between 6.64 and 9.12 seconds. Throughout the recording, the environment reflects a quiet indoor room with slight reverberation.


From 0.66 to 3.44 seconds, a 30-40-year-old young adult male speaks in neutral US accented English:"And the back rim is in excellent shape as well."A heavy engine sound persists from the start to the end.


A brief shout opens the recording. From 0.50 to 2.09 seconds, the middle-aged US male commentator speaks happily in English and states:"Down to the body. Back upstairs."Shortly afterward, another shout occurs. From 3.56 to 5.25 seconds, the commentator delivers"Brinkman tries to tie her up in the clinch.", with extended shouting continuing through this period. Later, a bouncing ball sound emerges. From 8.36 to 9.79 seconds, the commentary concludes with "And Brinkman is winning."Followed by a final shout near the end. Background crowd noise persists throughout.


Throughout the recording, devotional male chanting occurs alongside slow melancholic electronic music with synthesizer and piano. From 8.00 to 10.00 seconds, an elderly US-accented male speaker states in English in a neutral tone, "Everybody has a ship of sins." This unfolds in a reverberant indoor environment.


From 0.12 to 0.73 seconds, a young adult male speaker gives a product description in neutral US-accented English:"The takes seal."From 3.12 to 9.96 seconds, he says:"The Excluder Rodent Block Weather Seal is sold by the foot for an exact match. Also available as a kit which includes a metal retainer." Background ambient neutral electronic music with percussion and bass plays continuously. Brief percussion elements occur around 3.1 seconds and again at 4.9 seconds.


From 0.12 to 3.31 seconds, a young adult US female narrator states in neutral English,"And to buy beautiful tissue in a normal tissue shop." From 5.30 to 9.35 seconds, she says,"Austria is a country which is very well known for its music." Gentle uplifting new-age music with piano and strings continues throughout. Recorded in a quiet indoor studio environment.


Throughout: a faint electronic hum in the background. Between 0.02 and 0.84 seconds: a middle-aged American male speaker states in neutral English:"The share menu."With a mouse click starting around 0.44 seconds. Between 3.28 and 7.75 seconds: a speaker states:"You can choose to send to compressor or export using compressor settings". Near the end: a bird call begins around 8.72 seconds and a mouse click starts about 8.76 seconds.


From 0.66 to 4.72 seconds: the middle-aged North American man states in neutral English,"Then you can go into built-in modes. I can set a seven color fade." From 6.54 to 7.60 seconds: he concludes, "That will fade all the colors." Throughout the entire recording: sustained crowd chatter, ambient noise, and vehicle engines are present. Aircraft engines: brief early appearance, recurrence near mid-recording, then continuous dominance from midway to end.


Throughout the clip, neutral acoustic classical guitar music plays. Around 8.02 to 10.00 seconds, a middle-aged adult male speaker in an American accent states in neutral English," I would say to the legislature". The environment is quiet and indoors.


From 0.00 to 1.01 seconds, the male speaker aged 30-40 with an American accent speaking in neutral English, begins: "Window 3." From 2.41 to 4.93 seconds, he says: "That's window 1 over there I click on that it moves to the bottom." From 7.39 to 10.00 seconds, he says: "So that's it I hope you found this tutorial useful hopefully it'll". A mouse click is audible near the middle of the recording. A slight electronic hum continues in the background for most of the duration


From the beginning of the clip, background happy electronic music featuring synthesizer, bass, and drums plays throughout. At approximately 0.26 to 4.13 seconds, a 30-40 year old female speaker with a US accent instructs in happy English:"And now we're just going to measure the flowers cut them and we're going to place them in the jar". The audio occurs in a quiet indoor environment.


From 0.28 to 5.90 seconds, the man in his thirties with a New Zealand accent delivers in neutral English:"Is on the way up Central Queensland. As you know, i'm a Central Queensland boy. Lived up, spent a lot of time up in Glasgow.". From 6.93 to 9.68 seconds:"Just north of Gingy in about 20km, i think it was. Um". Around the mid-recording, a clicking sound occurs.


From 0.00 to 2.80 seconds, a middle-aged female speaker with a US accent neutrally gave an instruction in English:"Apply a few drops of 3% hydrogen peroxide."Approximately five seconds after speaking, a clicking sound occurred. Gentle background music with electronic elements and plucked strings played throughout. A quiet studio environment.


From 0.36 to 1.51 seconds, a middle-aged US male states in neutral English:"Is Anika Sorensdam."Between 2.12 and 3.0 seconds, a click is heard. From 3.30 to 4.51 seconds, the speaker continues:"And the reason I say that". Between 5.24 and 5.84 seconds, another click occurs. From 5.88 to 9.57 seconds, the speaker concludes:"She won 79 times in the modern era of golf." A final click occurs around 7.44 to 7.68 seconds. Background hiss persists throughout.


From 0.20 to 3.45 seconds: a 30-40-year-old adult Canadian male states in neutral English,"The insertion of foreign objects that can cause electrical injuries." From 5.52 to 9.60 seconds: the speaker continues,"The USB charger with duplex receptacle includes these same great features."Background neutral electronic music with piano continues throughout the clip.


Throughout the recording in a quiet indoor office environment: a constant faint computer fan hum persists. From 0.20 to 0.32 seconds: a computer mouse click. From 0.54 to 2.35 seconds: a young adult male speaker states in neutral US English,"And you can see I don't have any files in here." From 3.2 to 4.72 seconds: a series of computer mouse clicks. From 3.72 to 5.93 seconds: a speaker states,"So, get back to my homepage right here." From 6.92 to 7.08 seconds: a computer mouse click. From 7.16 to 9.23 seconds: a speaker states,"And there it is, this folder, tests and quizzes." From 9.44 to 9.52 seconds: a final computer mouse click.


Throughout the recording, faint background humming continues. From 0.12 to 3.92 seconds, an elderly American male speaks neutrally in English:"Well, I take each bomb in bombs."From 7.53 to 9.98 seconds, he says:"And I send each of those bombs."During the early speech, mantra chanting emerges. Midway through, clicking sounds appear. Toward the end, mantra chanting resumes.


Between 0.38 and 8.96 seconds, a young adult American male says in neutral English:"So you can see I've already entered my user ID and password. Go ahead and click there. If you do not have a user ID and password, you'll want to talk to Lindsay Matts in the library." A mouse click occurs between 3.73s and 4.00s. Background silence returns at the end within an indoor office setting.


From 0.00 to 7.53 seconds, a young adult male speaker with a US accent says in English with a happy tone:"Today I have some cool stuff for you guys. If you guys have never heard of the fidget toys, today I'm gonna play with a whole bunch of fidget toys." Laughter occurs during 5.6 to 6.8 seconds and continues from 7.6 to 10.1 seconds. Upbeat electronic and experimental music with drums, a synthesizer, and bass plays throughout in an indoor environment with a slight echo.


From 0.00 to 0.70 seconds, a middle-aged female speaks with a US accent in neutral English:"Begins."From 1.90 to 10.00 seconds, she states:"What about non-stick bathrooms? New Clorox bathroom and toilet cleaners with Teflon surface protector can get your bathroom sparkling clean." During the second half, sparkling sound effects occur twice. Television noise and upbeat synthesized electronic music continue throughout.


In a controlled studio environment. In 0.08 to 0.76 seconds, an elderly American male speaker says neutrally in English:"And hand smoke". From 2.24 to 3.07 seconds, he states:"28% of these deaths". From 4.40 to 4.97 seconds, he says:"Are children". During 5.7-7.6 seconds, a singing bowl sound occurs. The speaker continues from 7.56 to 9.91 seconds, saying:"There's no safe level of exposure to". During 8.1-9.9 seconds, sad electronic music with synthesizer elements persists throughout.


From 0.02 to 5.84 seconds, a 30-40 year old Australian female speaker states happily in English," Instead of blocking out all my eyebrows, i'm just going to make them as unnatural and stick-like looking as I can." Throughout the audio, the upbeat background electronic music with synthesized elements plays. Around 6 seconds after the speech starts, a ringtone sounds until approximately 9 seconds in while the background music becomes more electronic and upbeat.


Initially, keyboard typing and brief digital whooshing occur. From 1.62 to 7.00 seconds, a middle-aged British male narrator states in neutral English,"On holiday, her mobile becomes a travel guide without the need for any internet connection."During this middle section, another digital whoosh and keyboard typing occur. From 8.26 to 10.00 seconds, he concludes,"Anna simply needs to briefly hold the phone". Energetic electronic music with bass and drums plays continuously.


At 0.8 to 0.96 seconds: mouse click and keyboard typing. At 1.88 to 3.4 seconds: a young adult female speaker with an American accent says in neutral English,"The picture I want to add."At 5.28-7.08 seconds: a speaker says,"And you can add a description." From 7.24-10.04 seconds: keyboard typing.


Throughout the audio, a car engine revs with road noise. From 8.56 to 9.90 seconds, a 30-40 year old male speaker states in neutral US English:"Give you a feeling for that acceleration."


Between approximately 1.79 and 3.46 seconds, a young adult female speaker states in neutral US English:"THE GOSPEL OF THE LORD". Around 5.41 to 7.12 seconds, she continues:"You will conceive in your womb.". Between approximately 8.37 and 10.00 seconds, she concludes:"Six months after announcing". Gentle electronic music with piano plays softly throughout the entire recording, creating a calm atmosphere within a quiet indoor environment.


At the start, crowd noise occurs. A young adult female with a US accent speaks in English with a neutral tone, from 2.30s to 4.00s, she says:"We rediscovered our friendship again.", from 4.72s to 7.79s, she says:"The artist drew a picture of US on the pack, which was very appreciated.". Background chatter persists throughout the speaking segments, upbeat electronic music with a synthesizer, drums, and bass plays persistently. Crowd noise reappears briefly toward the end.


Throughout the audio, loud engine noise from a large vehicle is present. A middle-aged male speaker with a US accent states in English with a neutral tone, from 4.32s to 4.99s, he says:"Sounds really good". From 9.49s to 10.01s, the same speaker says:"And as you go".


A middle-aged male speaker with an English accent neutrally provides an instructional explanation in English, from 0.08s to 0.54s, he says:"CSS.". Between segments, around 0.84-1.16 seconds, slight mouth noise and clicking sounds occur. From 2.50s to 5.27s, the speaker says:"I'm going to show you how you can use it.". From 5.79s to 7.23s, the speaker says:"How it works is pretty simple", with mouth noises audible toward the end. From 7.25s to 9.59s, the speaker says:"It will render your page, a page that", while slight mouth noises and another click occur around the start of this segment.


Gentle slow acoustic, neutral and easy-listening guitar music plays throughout, creating a calm and soft atmosphere. A female narrator with an English accent, aged 30-40 years, states in English with a neutral tone, from 3.90s to 8.31s, she says:"The Zonnezucht Retirement Village in Durbanville delivers a new style of retirement living,". From 9.00s to 10.00s, she continues:"Perfectly suited to the age of retirement.".


At the beginning, a clicking sound occurs. An elderly male speaker with a US accent speaks in English with a neutral tone, from 0.20s to 0.75s, he says:"Shaken out", from 2.21s to 2.88s, he says:"And emptied", from 4.04s to 5.30s, he says:"And all the assembly said", from 5.97s to 6.88s, he says:"Amen.", from 9.29s to 10.04s, he says:" And praise Dethiachar."The environment suggests a quiet indoor space with a slight echo.


A middle-aged male speaker with a US accent delivers a statement in English with a neutral tone, from 0.16s to 8.01s, he says:"The camera taking a look at GT Advanced Technologies, a company that might very well reshape the glass on the front of your smartphone. Let's take a look.". Throughout the entire recording, crowd chatter and a vehicle engine are audible. Immediately following the speech, at 8.25s-10.0s, happy electronic music with synthesizers, bass, and drums plays.


An elderly American woman stated in American English with a neutral tone, from 1.72s to 2.76s, she said:" You know, nice drawing.". Shortly after, starting at 2.90s, keyboard typing began. Later between 3.8-4.9 seconds, chewing occurred while keyboard typing continued intermittently throughout this period.


A middle-aged male with an Australian accent, speaking in English with a neutral tone, from 0.04s to 4.45s, says:"Node 1 is running, right click, close it, but choose Save State.". At 5.6 seconds, a mouse click occurs. From 6.60s to 9.41s, the speaker says:"Save State will save that node.".


From start to end, slow ambient neutral easy-listening music plays throughout the recording with synthesized pads and keyboard elements. From 0.00s to 1.87s, a 30-40 year old female narrator with a US accent in English with a neutral tone says:" Carpet looks clean, you're all set.", from 3.00s to 9.15s, she says:"If you see any residue on your carpet, try mixing four parts warm water with one part of ammonia in a spray bottle.".


At the start, background neutral electronic music with drums and bass creates a happy mood throughout., from 0.00s to 6.65s, a female speaker aged 50-60 with an American accent delivers a narration in English with a neutral tone:"Select your care under three different tiers and see doctors and specialists from inside". From 8.17s to 10.00s, she continues:"And outside of Kaiser Permanente. Under the HMO in-network".


A waterfall, wind, and vehicle engine continue throughout the audio. From 1.56s to 3.09s, a 50-60-year-old American man states in American English with a neutral tone:" After the traumatic", from 4.57s to 8.21s, he says:" Ongoing trauma, I find it a little overstimulating.", wind noise briefly affects the microphone midway and toward the end of this speech.


From 0.00s to 3.89s, a 50-60-year-old American male sports commentator is discussing team achievements in American English with a neutral tone:"Of course let's take a look now at the Nets' season notes." Concurrently, between 1.68 and 3.04 seconds, a swoosh sound effect occurs. From 3.95s to 4.50s, he is stating:"It's their first". From 4.58s to 6.04s, he is saying:"Playoff appearance since the 2014-2015 season.". From 6.06s to 7.33s, he is saying:"It's their most wins since.". Happy hip-hop music with  a synthesizer plays throughout the background in a professional studio setting.


At the start: clicking and exhalation sounds precede speech. From 2.13s to 6.47s, a 40-50 year old male speaker with a US accent speaks English with a neutral tone:"Oh man this flavor it flavor the smell sorry the scent", from 9.25s to 10.00s, he says:" Oh man it's", continuing through subsequent sounds. Mid-recording: further exhalation occurs. Towards the end: another exhalation emerges.in a quiet indoor environment.


Low-level hiss persists throughout. From 0.32s to 5.94s, a young American woman states in American English with a neutral tone:"They definitely don't look as bright in the camera as they do in real life, but.". Rustling occurs early (0.64-3.28s) and midway (5.56-8.68s). Rodents dominate mid-recording (3.28-5.56s) with a whimper at 4.32-4.84s. From 7.44s to 7.95s, she says:"Are you too cute?", from 9.59s to 9.61s, she says:"Are you too cute?"


From 0.38s to 4.96s, an elderly male speaker with an American accent provides location details in English, stating with a neutral tone: "And that's from right here in Falmouth near Burwood Beach.". From 5.70s to 8.89s, he adds: "And it's like, if you're a kite boarder,".  From 0.00s to 10.00s, constant engine noise and mechanical humming continue throughout. Starting at 6.10s, wind briefly becomes audible.


From 0.42s to 1.30s, a middle-aged female speaker with an English accent states in English with a neutral tone:"From an old project.". From 1.78s to 4.44s, she says:"BFK is my favourite printmaking paper and it's also made". From 4.54s to 8.53s, she states:"From 100% cotton rag just to add to the traditional anniversary gift theme.". Throughout the entire clip, slow-tempo acoustic country neutral easylistening guitar music plays in the background.


From 0.00s to 1.76s, an elderly American-accented male speaker states in English with a neutral tone:"Now that's a redneck repair.", from 3.14s to 5.26s, he says:"Sweet. Awesome.", from 7.28s to 7.99s, he says:"And all free.". At 6.08 seconds, a brief car sound occurs mid-speech. Around 8.48 seconds, another car sound appears while the engine noise stops. Until 9.76 seconds when engine noise restarts alongside a final car sound. The background engine persists throughout most of the audio.


From 1.00s to 2.30s, skidding and a race car engine are audible. From 2.40s to 3.97s, a young adult male with an English accent happily shouts in English:" Oh! Champion Team V. C. Baja!". A brief boom happens at 5.8 seconds. Mechanical sounds and a longer boom span approximately 7.3 seconds onward, with another skid near the end. Dark, heavy, and cinematic electronic and surprising music features drums, guitar, and bass throughout. The artificial environment evokes racing gameplay or action scenes.


From 0.10s to 1.20s, a teenage male with a Canadian accent states in English with a neutral tone:" What a CubeSat is.". From 2.00s to 6.00s, he continues:"CubeSat is a miniaturized satellite that is typically 10x10x10 cm and.". During this segment, a whispering sound occurs around 5.5 seconds. From 8.30s to 10.00s, he concludes:"It can be used for a variety of applications.".


From 0.40s to 4.50s, a 30-40 year old female speaker with a US accent states in English with a neutral tone:"And that's a big part of your life and someone who was so fearful and had no". From 4.60s to 6.20s, she continues:"Confidence to do any of that.". From 8.00s to 10.00s, she states:"She said we walked into that office and I don't think". Throughout, the background music is neutral easylistening music composed with the use of piano.


Dark neutral pop music with guitar and drums plays throughout continuously from start to end. From 0.96s to 3.58s, a middle-aged adult male with a US accent narrates in English with a neutral tone:" Garage doors, wrought iron work,", from 5.21s to 10.00s, he says:"Safes, and all types of maintenance work that you May need. There is no job".


From 0.24s to 2.90s, a young adult female speaker with a US accent presents educational content about ecology in English with a neutral tone:" Topic levels are links in the food web.". After a pause, from 4.07s to 10.00s, she continues:"Mr. Spikey is a lower carnival and that means it's only". From 7.40s to 7.72s, the sound of a mouse click.


From 0.22s to 3.27s, a young adult male speaker with an English accent speaks in English with a neutral tone: "Goods like cell phones and magazines and going to the movies". Around 4 seconds, a brief clicking sound occurs. From 4.00s to 5.61s, the speaker continues: "Stuff that we use for our own personal use". Continuous clicking emerges around 5.7 seconds and lasts until approximately 8 seconds. From 7.14s to 9.75s, the speaker adds: "There's government spending, so things like education, health". Faint background noise and slight room reverberation persist, recorded in a quiet indoor environment


Throughout the clip, happy electronic music with a synthesizer plays, from 0.00s to 3.87s, a teenage girl speaks happily in American English  with a surprised tone:"Listening  to each other and talking freely.", around the middle from 4.63s to 7.94s, she says:"Korea is full of happiness.", toward the end. Applauding and cheering occur in the final moments.


From 0.00s to 6.83s, an elderly American male speaker delivers technical content in American English with a neutral tone:"The name is my simple DNN underscore DB", from 7.96s to 10.00s, he says:"Which is the name that we created when we were setting", continuing with pauses throughout. Electronic hiss persists in the background from beginning to end. Clicking sounds are heard at three distinct moments: early, middle, and later during the narration.


Throughout the recording, loud rushing water from a fast-flowing river. From 6.31s to 10.00s, a 30-40 year old female speaker is surprised at a fast-moving river in American English. She says with a surprised tone:" Oh man, look at how swift the water is running."


From 0.80s to 6.90s, a young adult female speaker with an American accent states in English with a neutral tone:"250mg capsule of polyunsaturated fatty acid that even children can take with ease." From 8.00s to 9.80s she says:"Vitamin E and turmeric". Gentle slow-tempo neutral easy-listening music with a calm and reassuring mood plays throughout on guitar. The environment remains consistently quiet.


From 0.00s to 3.50s, slow, neutral electronic music with synthesizer and bass is presented by a synthesizer. From 0.00s to 10.00s, a middle-aged American English-speaking male narrator says in American English with a neutral tone:"It took a little bit of tugging, but finally, jack was free. It had been hours since he first became stuck while chasing that squirrel, but animal control and the fire department came together". Minimal background noise continues throughout the segment where the primary sounds are the narrator and music.


From the beginning, a truck engine hum persists throughout. From 1.43s to 3.70s, a 20-30 year old male speaker with an American accent says in English with a neutral tone:"They also power fold out, and that mirror", from 4.83s to 9.71s, he says:" Folds out as well. Power windows, power locks, and those power mirrors.". Brief quiet pauses occur early and midway through the recording.


From 0.00s to 3.55s, an English-speaking young boy with an American accent speaks in American English in a neutral tone:" He cuts off every branch on me that doesn't bear any fruit.". From 5.93s to 10.00s, the teenager continues:" And for those that do bear fruit, he cleans them and trims them so they". Accompanied by slow-tempo calm ambient neutral easylistening music with soft piano, bass in a quiet indoor environment.


Within the initial moments, brief mysterious orchestral neutral easylistening music with piano plays. Timpani beats continue shortly thereafter. At 3.68s, 4.71s, and 5.74s, when the tambourine continues to sound, the intermittent smoke detector triggers three separate alarms. During this period, a middle-aged male states neutrally in US-accented English with a neutral tone, from 1.10s to 6.10s, he says:"I find smoke detectors a marvelous tool."


From 0.00s to 3.48s, a young adult female speaker with an American accent speaks in English with a neutral tone:" How you get after converting your color images to black and white.". From 3.74s to 6.94s, she asks:"Do you shoot with the intent of editing in black and white? Definitely there will be some value added to the community to hear your thoughts.". Neutral electronic music with bass, drums and a synthesizer plays consistently throughout the entire recording in a quiet indoor setting.


From 0.36s to 4.73s, a young adult male speaker with an American accent comments in English about traffic conditions with a neutral tone:"My second favorite Audi in SoCal, I would say,", with a train burst around 1.41s to 4.57s. From 6.64s to 8.71s, the speaker states:"Yeah, it's definitely going a little slower today,", followed by a train burst near 8 seconds. From 9.02s to 9.49s, the speaker concludes:"But that's okay.", from 9.43s to 10.04s, as a final train burst occurs. Background subway system noise continues throughout.


Throughout the recording, neutral pop ambient music with a low drone and synthesized whooshing effects plays on a synthesizer in the background. From 6.16s to 9.94s, a middle-aged female speaker with an American accent states in English with a neutral tone:"Imagine a world where climate information is as reliable".


From 0.00s to 6.48s, a middle-aged American female begins speaking in American English with a neutral tone:"Shortcuts and easy ways to make this beautiful flower.". From 8.36s to 10.04s, she continues:"If you have never made any". Slow, dreamy, melancholic ambient, easylistening, neutral piano music accompanies throughout during the entire recording.


Throughout the clip, energetic happy electronic music continues throughout the recording on a synthesizer. And vehicle background noise is present. From 1.16s to 4.55s, a young adult male with an English accent describes physical attributes and relationship mistakes in English with a neutral tone while explaining his beach presence:"Brunette, small, nice body, kind of like Sophia.", from 6.48s to 9.94s, he continues:" 'My reason for being on Exeter Beach is I fucked things up with Sophia, started speaking to her mate".


From 0.44s to 0.96s, a basketball bounce introduces the audio. From 1.76s to 5.28s, a male speaker in his 30s to 40s with an Australian accent delivers a vehicle promotion in English with a neutral tone:"Well, at least Freeway Ford hasn't dropped the ball when it comes to offering seriously". Another basketball bounce occurs around 2.04-2.16 seconds. From 5.34s to 5.77s, he says:"Good value.", from 6.28s to 9.98s, he says:"Purchase any Ford vehicle from our wide range and you'll get five years unlimited collaboration.". Happy electronic music with drums and bass persists throughout the entire duration.


From 0.00s to 10.04s, happy pop music with a synthesizer and drums plays throughout the background. From 0.25s to 3.56s, a young female speaker in American English expresses with a neutral tone her intention to remain at the company during a quiet studio recording:" Know that at the end of this program I want to stay at this company.".


From 0.14s to 3.33s, a young adult female teacher with a US accent in English with a neutral tone delivers a lecture about arrays. She states:"So it would look like this on the board you'd have an array that would be". Near the start around 0.9 seconds, a brief writing sound occurs. From 5.36s to 9.81s, she says:"Five times four and array that would be". A second brief writing sound is heard at approximately 7.7 seconds. Slight room reverberation persists throughout the recording in an indoor classroom environment.


From 0.00s to 1.40s, applause is heard. From 0.24s to 4.96s, an elderly American male speaker delivers a statement in a studio setting in American English with a neutral tone:"We cover all aspects of Washington, and as you know, it's very divided in the country.". From 5.50s to 9.94s, he continues:"But there is something about decency, and I'm sorry that you and your family". The entire recording features clear studio audio


In an indoor environment, from 0.00s to 10.04s, a plastic bag continuously rustles. From 0.38s to 3.18s, a 30-40 year old male speaker with a US accent announces a product giveaway in English with a happy and surprised tone: "Absolutely amazing so we wanted to share them with you and actually we're going to". From 3.32s to 6.66s, he says: "Give away this pack right here they are glow-in-the-dark shoelaces all you have". From 6.70s to 10.00s, he says: "To do to win them is make sure you're a subscriber to the channel comment down"


In a quiet indoor setting, a young female speaker gives neutral instructions in American English with a neutral tone on importing an appliance and navigating to a folder icon, from 0.24s to 3.34s, she says:"Then we can import an appliance.", at 4.76s, a clicking sound occurs during this segment. At 6.52s, another click is heard in the paused gap. From 5.71s to 7.19s, the speaker then says:"Go to the little folder icon.", followed by another silent period. A click occurs preceding the statement, from 8.93s to 10.00s, she says:"Mine is saved in my"


From 0.00s to 3.92s, a young adult male with a US accent provides fitness instructions in English with a neutral tone:"Standing on the resistance bands you're pulling it to the side holding for three". From 1.72s to 1.76s: brief synthesized speech sound. From 3.96s to 7.16s, speaker continues:"To five seconds and you're always for every one of these exercises keeping". From 3.40s to 5.00s: synthesized speech occurs. From 7.24s to 9.96s, speaker concludes,"Constant tension throughout and once again". Between 9.16 to 10.04 seconds: final synthesized speech. Background neutral electronic music with drums and bass creates a happy mood.


From 0.00s to 0.86s, a middle-aged female with a US accent describes her semester in finance and accounting with a neutral tone in English:"In Germany". From 2.40s to 3.90s, she says:"And I'm doing here one semester". From 4.00s to 6.00s, she says:"Abroad in Finance and Accounting". From 6.10s to 6.90s, she says:"In Lincoln University". From 8.30s to 9.90s, she says:"What I love about Lincoln is". Throughout most of the clip starting after the beginning, background happy electronic easylistening music plays with drums and bass. The environment is a quiet indoor recording space.


From start to finish: roaring racing car engines persist. From 0.10 to 3.87s: a 50-60 year old male with a US accent who is neutral delivers race commentary in English,"More heavy lap traffic ahead. Another three-line battle. Courtney makes a misstep out of turn number". Between 3.52-8.08 seconds: a car passes by. From 3.94 to 5.96s, he continues:"Two, and on the tail feathers comes the number four car." From 6.32 to 7.15s, he continues:"Grant down low." Between 7.16-7.4 seconds: a brief silence occurs. From 7.41 to 10.00s, he continues:"Draws alongside. Drives up across. Courtney's"The setting is an outdoor racetrack during a motorsports event.


At the start, a loud metallic slam sound begins the audio, angry electronic music with synthesizer, drums, and piano persists throughout. From 4.29 to 5.60s, a middle-aged male speaker in US-accented English delivers a neutral narration in English:" The Earth puts hopes in him." From 8.99 to 10.00s, he continues:"And now it's time." The entire recording has a spacious indoor environment with reverb.


Slow, dark, and neutral electronic music with piano and guitar plays throughout. Around the 6 to 9-second range, reverb effects occur. From 6.21 to 7.36s, a middle-aged male speaker with an American accent states in English neutrally:" I'm the detachment commander, oDA 7326." Around the 7-second mark, a singing bowl briefly sounds.


From 0.02 to 2.04s, a middle-aged American male with an American accent states neutrally in English:"URL in this field here." Between 2.16s and 3.04s, ongoing clicking occurs. From 3.64s to 8.72s, the speaker says:"Also choose the format as bookmap and the download interval time that fits your needs." A faint electronic hum persists throughout the background.


Background upbeat electronic music with drums and bass plays throughout. Approximately from 0.10 to 4.00s, a synthesized young female voice with an American accent states neutrally in English,"Their brands, especially in the personal care and cosmetics industries" and then from 4.34 to 6.70s"Where shelf presence at retail is critical." After a break, from 8.02 to 9.58s, the voice says "Foil helped Gillette Mach 3 become", all in an indoor studio environment.


From 0.02 to 1.36s, a young adult female speaker with an American accent happily said in English,"Why do we have a jacket on in the house?". From 1.76 to 2.84s, she said,"It's cold in this basement.". From 3.4 to 3.52 seconds, finger snapping occurred. From 3.50 to 4.22s, she said,"Hey, we're trying to heat up.". From 5.98 to 6.92s, she said,"Got my feet up.". From 8.36 to 9.36s, she repeated,"Got my feet up.", during which, from 9.1 to 9.4 seconds, a final finger snap occurred. The environment has slight natural reverberation.


From 0.20 to 4.14s, a young adult male with a US accent provides instructions in English in a neutral tone.:"And show you how to add account managers to your". Clicks occur briefly from 4.36 to 5.56 seconds. From 5.04 to 9.02s, he continues:"Facebook ad manager okay so the first thing we're going to do is show you how", with another click from 6.44 to 6.56 seconds. From 9.12 to 9.96s:"To add page roles", ending with a brief click from 9.8 to 9.92 seconds. The environment suggests a quiet indoor space.


From 0.00 to 2.36s, a middle-aged American woman with an American accent states in English neutrally:"Or develop even a whole range of styles." From 3.00 to 7.04s, she continues:"The only way to create your own arsenal of styles is to experiment a lot." From 8.08 to 10.00s she concludes:"Each drawing style will tell a different story." Gentle lo-fi electronic background neutral easy-listening music features a guitar throughout, recorded in a quiet indoor studio.


Throughout the audio, background music with a happy mood blending hiphop, electronic, and pop genres played, featuring drums, bass, and guitar. A young adult female speaker with an English accent happily delivered part of a narration in English. Later, her voice returned for brief statements. From 0.00s to 5.58s, she said: "150 kilometre rail trail. Oh, here's one now. Time for a drink. Woohoo! Let's go."


Around 3.4 seconds, happy electronic-hiphop music played by a synthesizer starts and continues until near the end. From 3.82 to 4.38s, a young adult female speaker in US English says neutrally,"What's up guys?". She continues from 4.60 to 9.88s:"In this video, i'm going to show you how to set your beat grids using the tractor control". The environment is a quiet studio setting.


From 5.13 to 9.98s, a middle-aged male speaker with a US accent happily encourages support in English,"It's wrestling for a reason. Support this cause. It's a fundraiser for the Special Olympics of". Happy electronic music featuring drums, bass, and guitar plays initially and returns later during the clip. The environment is a controlled studio setting without ambient noise.


From 0.06s to 0.97s: a 50-60-year-old male speaker with a US accent in a neutral tone provides basketball commentary in English "Traded for Cousins.". From 2.28 to 2.88s: basketball dribbling occurs alongside subsequent speech. From 1.30s to 3.31s, he says: "Lonzo Lopez. Got it.", from 5.29s to 9.34s, he says: "Lopez right at the key. Taps it to Bogut. He'll get it right back." from 8.80s to 10.04s, the electronic celebratory sting plays. 9.36s: brief basketball dribbling. Background: crowd cheering throughout; sneakers squeaking predominantly across early and later periods against the backdrop of a noisy indoor arena environment.


Around the start, ambient traffic noise and wind begin. From 3.02s to 8.66s, a middle-aged American man is neutrally conducting a vehicle review outdoors in American English,"Hello everyone, today we're going to take a quick walk around and look at this 2011 Jeep Wrangler Sport." Microphone wind noise occurs intermittently during this period. Traffic and wind continue throughout the entire recording.


At the start, applause and cheering are audible. Background happy electronic music with drums and bass and crowd noise continue throughout. From 5.27s to 9.90s, a middle-aged male speaker with a US accent happily announces in English: "It's the United Nations right here in San Jose. And it is beautiful!" Near the conclusion, the crowd cheers and applauds again.


From 0.00s to 5.70s, a neutral middle-aged US-accented male speaker states in English: "Discuss it in this video where we'll try to help you increase your audience let's go". At the beginning, a subtle electronic hum is present in the background. After the speech, angry electronic music with drums and bass plays. The recording occurs in an indoor studio environment.


From 0.00s to 1.50s, a 30-40 year old male neutrally says in American English,"Still encrypted under the old one." Amidst mouse clicks and keyboard sounds. From 2.06s to 6.52s, he states,"So I'm going to put the year on there" with additional typing and clicks. From 8.60s to 9.68s, the words "Actually, I'll put the whole date" are spoken alongside mouse activity. Office ambiance persists throughout.


Background happy country music played by guitar throughout. From 0.00s to 3.76s, a middle-aged male speaker with a US accent happily says in English:"Make them happy. That is really, really easy to do." From 4.77 to 9.46s:"Sort of trying to trick them, fool them, not provide great value, that would be hard." The audio was recorded entirely in a quiet studio environment.


From 0.08 to 3.76s, a 40-50 year old British male, a neutral narrator, delivers educational content in British English,"Elements is that they combine with each other, and there's an almost infinite number of possible combinations that produce all the different chemical compounds needed to keep us alive and build everything around us." Intermittent Ratchet sounds appear. Throughout background: happy electronic music with guitar plays.


Simultaneous popping sounds continue briefly with a swoosh around 1.8-2.0 seconds. Next, a chime notification lasts through the early part of the recording. Neutral classical electronic music then begins, featuring horn, trombone, and cello elements later in the clip


From 0.96s to 3.50s, a middle-aged adult female speaker with a US accent in English neutrally delivers the line:"Unites. Com, redefining Bollywood." Immediately after: happy pop and electronic music featuring acoustic guitar plays until the end. Throughout: the environment is a clean, professional studio setting.


From the start, footsteps crunching on snow begin and persist nearly continuously. From 0.00s to 1.19s, a middle-aged male speaker with an American accent neutrally says in English:"12 foot down box.". Amid continuing footsteps and crackling, from 3.06s to 4.41s, he states:"Nice little ride on, super fun.". With ongoing footsteps and intermittent crackling and bicycle sounds, from 5.66s to 6.79s, the speaker concludes:". Beside that,", from 7.92s to 9.98s, he says:" The gunner, same thing."


From 0.47s to 6.47s, a 30-40-year-old American man with a US accent neutrally speaks about highlighting part of a compound sentence in English:"I highlight my second point here, which is actually part of a compound sentence, so I'm only highlighting part of it.". Midway through the recording, keyboard typing emerges in the background. From 9.10s to 10.00s, his voice returns with:"Then I'm highlighting". In an indoor office space with slight echoing.


From 0.00s to 4.35s, a synthesized young female voice with a US accent neutrally delivers educational content about primary source research in English:"The first step in primary source research is to change your mindset." With clicking during this segment. After a brief gap containing clicking sounds, from 6.06s to 9.96s, she says:"Primary source research is not about searching, it's about" along with further clicks. The entire audio occurs in a quiet indoor environment.


It starts with a piece of neutral easylistening music with piano as the background sound. The whole music is agile and soothing. From 7.38s to 10.00s, a young American-accented adult female host with a neutral tone introduces a program in English. She says, "Hello, everyone. Welcome to Photo Focus. I am your host." It is recorded in a quiet indoor studio environment.


Between 0.97 and 3.51 seconds, a young adult Australian male speaker with a neutral tone says in Australian English "Today's video was brought to you by Newton Set." Between 4.32 and 6.83 seconds, the speaker says "They'll buy your device for a very nice price." Electronic music plays with an electric guitar, drums, and synthesizer throughout the remainder of the recording. The setting is quiet and indoors.


A middle-aged male speaker with a British accent neutrally narrates automotive details in English. From 0.00s to 3.05s, he says:" Seats provide the ultimate rear passenger experience.", from 5.89s to 10.04s, he says:"Sleek redesigned headlights enhance the commanding upright". Throughout the entire recording, fearful electronic music featuring synthesizer and piano conveys sad moods within a quiet studio environment.


A middle-aged American woman with a American accent neutral states neutral in English, from 0.35s to 0.96s, she says: " We have a 2.", from 3.40s to 4.33s, she says: " We have a 5.", from 6.60s to 7.84s, she says: " Already covered 2.", from 9.15s to 10.04s, she says: " And we have a 3." During 1.76-2.56 seconds, clicking emerges. Near 5.72-6.0 seconds, additional clicking. Between 8.6-8.84 seconds, clicking resurfaces.


From 0.28s to 9.32s, a middle-aged male speaker with a US accent neutrally explains an August smart lock's functionality in English:"And completely secure, August minds your entry when you cannot. Your lock recognizes you automatically and opens without you having to do a thing." At 9.0-9.3 seconds, a door latch engages and mechanical whirring sounds occur. Happy electronic music with drums and bass plays throughout. The recording presents a clean indoor studio environment.


From 0.95 to 1.80s, subtle mouth clicks are present. From 1.82 to 10.00s, a young adult male with a British accent neutrally states in English:"Moderately complicated queries to your data just by constructing uh json with ask query". The environment remains quiet indoors.


From 0.00 to 0.47s, a young adult male with a US accent neutrally discusses software layers during computer work in English "Mask." Followed by mouse clicks from near the beginning until mid-recording. From 1.17 to 1.86s, the speaker says "Can they find it?". From 2.86 to 3.98s, the speaker states "It's one of these layers, I know' and 'that." With mouse clicks recurring. From 6.04s to 7.50s, the speaker says "Alright, we got this." Accompanied by brief clicks. From 8.82 to 9.98s, clicks precede the speaker concluding "That's a graphic.". The setting is a quiet indoor room resembling a personal workspace.


Classical music with a synthesizer creates a sad atmosphere. Fireworks explode at 1.24-2.76 seconds, 4.6-6.36 seconds, and 7.48-10.04 seconds. The environment remains an outdoor celebratory setting for the entire recording.


Throughout the recording, background easylistening music with guitar effects, creating a happy atmosphere. From 4.26 to 9.64 seconds, a middle-aged male speaker with an American accent narrates neutrally in English," Leading up to my trip to Nepal, I considered taking a pre-prepared topic with me."


Throughout the recording, neutral electronic music played with drums and bass in a quiet indoor setting. From 4.46 to 10.00 seconds, a middle-aged American male with an American accent narrator neutrally delivered historical narration in English:"Its original purpose was a worship place for Roman pagan gods, but no one knows exactly how they performed their ceremony."


Sad classical guitar music with arpeggiated chords accompanies the lesson. A young adult male instructor with an American accent provides an acoustic guitar lesson in a neutral tone in English, from 0.00s to 0.86s, he says:" G, b.", from 2.76s to 5.85s, he says: " Next we're going to go to our A minor chord. We're still picking the same strings." From 9.00s to 10.04s, he concludes:"And then we're going to drop.". It's in the background within a quiet indoor environment


From 0.00s to 7.28s, a middle-aged male speaker with a US accent says in a neutral manner in English: "I'm going to push, but not all the way. I'm going to push to I is the first folder and then like is the second." accompanied by a clicking sound from 3.8 to 4.0 seconds. After the speech concludes, a computer mouse click occurs from 7.6 to 7.72 seconds, followed by additional clicking until 8.08 seconds. A final click is heard near the end. The audio remains in a quiet indoor environment throughout.


From 0.00 to 5.65s, a middle-aged male narrator with an English accent speaks surprisedly about carbon footprint reduction in English," And heat, and thereby slashing the carbon footprint involved by up to 40%.". Happy electronic music featuring piano and drums plays throughout the entire recording in an indoor studio environment with no ambient sounds.


A middle-aged man with an American accent speaks neutrally in English, speaking from 1.00s to 9.00s:"On the whole IDX that matches their searches you can click on this and look at one of the properties". At 3.24 to 4.16 seconds, a mouse click occurs.


A middle-aged man with an American accent speaks neutrally in English, from 4.17s to 9.87s:"Outlook will pull up the global Yavapai address book. But down here in the bottom field". Brief mantra sounds occur near mid-recording and toward the end, with clicking and humming persisting throughout.


A young man with an American accent speaks sadly in English, from 0.40s to 1.03s, he says:" Another", next from 2.24s to 4.27s, he says: " Wellesley Conservation amenity.", next from 5.67s to 7.00s, he says: "It has a parking lot. ". For the full duration, cars pass by audibly. The background music is neutral pop music with guitar.


A young man with an American accent speaks in a neutral tone in English, from 0.22s to 1.58s, he says:"And you got your climate controls", next from 2.59 to 4.75s, he says: "Got your shifter cup holders", next from 5.89s to 7.12s, he says: "Take a look at the back seat here", next from 8.14s to 9.93s, he says:"Tons of space for all your passengers back here". A car door closing occurs between 3.36 and 4.72 seconds. Between 6.92 and 7.8 seconds, another car door closing is heard. Throughout, faint ambient background noise dominates with intermittent walking sounds. The outdoor environment involves movement around a vehicle.


An elderly man with an American accent speaks in a neutral manner in English, from 0.00s to 1.15s, he says:"At the wrist", next from 6.38s to 9.14s, he says:"There is, waist swivel". Throughout the middle to end segments, background handling noise is present.


A middle-aged man with a Canadian accent says happily in English, from 3.17s to 5.55s, he says:" Well, let's put this right on the dash", next from 9.19s to 10.45s, he says:"Go for a ride.". With overlapping dog barks. Rustling and animal movement persist in the background continuously.


A young man with an American accent says happily in English, from 6.75s to 8.53s, he says:"Whoa, this thing goes." Accelerating persists throughout the clip. The environment is a moving car interior dominated by road noise.


A middle-aged man with a Canadian accent speaks neutrally in English, from 0.02s to 4.32s, he says:"Of a robust discussion where we would say okay, if you died", next from 8.64s to 8.96s, he says:"Today ", with background inhaling and mouth noises continuing.


A middle-aged man with an Australian accent speaks neutrally in English, from 0.00s to 0.48s, he says:"So.", next from 1.67s to 2.52s, he says:"As you can see.", next from 3.64s to 9.51s, he says:" I sold. About, well, I sold exactly 65 BTC." Mouse clicks are heard during the middle of the speech. The environment suggests a quiet indoor setting, likely a home office or personal recording space.


At the beginning, a clicking sound is heard. A young man with an American accent speaks neutrally in English, from 0.76s to 6.29s, he says:" Let's solve another equation that has a log and an x that we want to solve for.", next from 8.06s to 10.00s, he says:" Again, our general strategy will be". The environment features consistent quiet indoor acoustics throughout.


At the beginning, machine gun sounds are heard. A young man with an American accent speaks neutrally in English, from 3.33s to 7.39s, he says:"With the support of this technology, marines will be able to train much more efficiently and effectively.", next from 9.68s to 10.04s, he says:"This". The background music is joyful pop music with synthesizers and drums.


A middle-aged man with an American accent happily says in English, from 5.31s to 9.41s, he says:"Chemical, biological, radiological, and Nuclear Defense Marines of the 31st Mutants." Throughout the audio, neutral electronic music with synthesizers plays continuously. The environment is a quiet indoor setting.


A middle-aged woman with an American accent speaks neutrally in English, from 0.10s to 2.55s, she says:" To a new normal life.", next from 6.08s to 9.33s, she says:"I spent this past year, 2016,". Background slow-tempo pop music with piano creates a soft, melancholic atmosphere. The professional indoor studio environment features clean audio and slight reverb.


A middle-aged man with an American accent speaks neutrally in English, from 0.00s to 1.50s, he says:"We start from a private beach." Next, from 4.28s to 9.96s, he says:"It might be a ship sailing away towards the horizon, or a rocket soaring through the sky." Neutral electronic music with synthesizer, guitar, and bass. Recorded in a quiet indoor environment.


A middle-aged man with an Australian accent spoke neutrally in English, from 0.00s to 0.97s, he said:"The internet slowed.", a click occurred briefly around the start, followed by a sigh between 2.24 and 2.72 seconds. From 4.46s to 5.33s, he said:" DaVinci Code.". Between 5.28 and 7.92 seconds: extended clicking persisted. Around the end between 8.12 and 8.84 seconds: another sigh was heard. From 8.91s to 9.69s, he said:"Let's see." Keyboard typing continued almost constantly in the background with an early pause.


A happy young woman with an American accent says in English, from 0.00s to 9.00s, she says:" Well it's been a long day out of the DMZ and we just got back to the city. We're gonna kick up our heels and try a little Korean Soju and some Busan Galbi. Cheers!" Glasses clink between 5.48 and 6.2 seconds. Glasses clink again from 8.12 to 8.84 seconds. Background chatter persists throughout this indoor Korean restaurant environment


A middle-aged woman with an American accent speaks neutrally in English, from 0.00s to 4.43s, she says:"Draw the dots next to each other the darker the area gets ", next from 8.98s to 10.04s, she says: "Stippling is ". A gentle finger-picked pop acoustic guitar melody plays softly in the background. The entire audio occurs in a quiet indoor environment.


A middle-aged man with an American accent speaks neutrally in English, from 0.00s to 6.62s, he says:" And instead of calling this the end of round one, we'll save this run as an intermediate. So we'll round one intermediate.". A mouse click occurs between 5.6s-5.8s. Mouse clicking resumes between 6.8s-8.5s. From 8.48s to 9.37s, he says:" So we'll save that." Final mouse clicking happens between 9.7s-10.0s. The setting suggests a quiet indoor environment like an office.


A middle-aged man with a British accent speaks sadly in English, from 0.04s to 0.96s, he says:" World fell apart.", next from 3.80s to 9.39s, he says: "From here, our tale turns to guesswork drawn from rumours and speculation.". Slow melancholic electronic music with piano plays throughout.


Throughout the recording, a vehicle engine hum continuously runs in the background with sporadic ambient noises. A middle-aged man with an American accent speaks neutrally in English, from 4.85s to 5.74s, he says:" 361 ", next from 6.89s to 7.75s, he says:"611", next from 9.04s to 9.75s, he says:" Dented bumper."


A middle-aged man with a British accent speaks neutrally in English, from 0.14s to 4.16s, he says:"A significant proportion of credit until the final repayment at the end of the agreement.", next from 6.48s to 8.95s, he says:"So, how does Blackhorse PCP work?" The background music is upbeat pop music with guitar and drums. The environment is free of background noise.


Traffic noise persists throughout the recording. A young man with an American accent speaks in a neutral tone in English, from 2.56s to 6.55s, he says:"It appears the ticket has been written and is being delivered."


A middle-aged woman with an American accent speaks neutrally in English, from 0.00s to 10.00s, she says:" Makes the reader want to connect with what you're reading and keep reading. Conclusions are much the same as the introduction, but rather than preparing the". From 4.32 to 5.36s Sounds of clicking are heard. The environment resembles a quiet indoor space like a home office or studio.


A middle-aged man with a British accent says sadly in English, from 0.00s to 2.22s, he says:" With Infinity Red Bull Racing", then from 3.82s to 4.89s, he says: " We'll be." The background music is creepy electronic music with synthesizers. Throughout the entire clip, a low drone and rumble persist with constant humming. A rising whoosh builds from the start until the middle, culminating in a loud cinematic impact. Slow rhythmic heartbeat pulses occur intermittently after he speaks.


Vehicle engine noise lasts throughout the entire recording. A middle-aged man with a Scottish accent speaks neutrally in English from 1.53s to 4.49s, he says: " To Eggs and Bacon Bay. The weather's still not very good.", and next from 6.15s to 9.09s, he says: "Beautiful scenery though. I'll show you where we're just coming round."


A middle-aged man with an American accent speaks neutrally in English, from 4.72s to 10.00s, he says:"Today we are going to learn how to change the oil in a 2011 model." The background music is cheerful pop music with guitar and bass. The recording occurs in a quiet indoor space.


A middle-aged woman with a Canadian accent speaks neutrally in English, from 0.28s to 1.86s, she says:" Toolbar to add more color.", next from 4.34s to 6.93s, she says:" I want to add some color. What do I click on next?" Between 2.6 and 4.1 seconds, a mouse click sounds. Near the end around 9.4 to 9.8 seconds, another mouse click occurs. The entire recording carries a quiet indoor atmosphere.


A young woman with an American accent speaks neutrally in English, from 0.04s to 10.00s, she says:" Learning styles. Number three, continuous engagement. It's not hard to see the potential for engagement as kids collaborate to solve real-world problems that directly affect ". The background music is cheerful pop music with piano and guitar. Background music persists throughout the entire duration. Between 1.36 and 2.96 seconds, a typewriter sound occurs. The recording suggests an indoor studio environment.


A young man with a Canadian accent speaks neutrally in English. From 2.20s to 8.71s, he says:" Or just, i think it's under there, yeah, frequently asked questions. There we go. Error, unable to download video." Between 0.5 and 0.6 seconds, a click occurs. From 1.9 to 2.1 seconds, another click is heard. From 4.0 to 4.2 seconds during this speech, a click sounds. From 6.0 to 6.6 seconds, another click follows. Finally, between 9.1 and 9.7 seconds, a click occurs.


From 0.00s to 3.08s, a middle-aged male speaker with a North American accent says in English in a neutral manner,"Gate shuts nice and solidly. Has the 4x4 off-road". From 4.14s to 7.06s, he continues,"Package, which gives you the Bilstein shocks and the skid plates." After a pause, from 8.90s to 9.98s, he adds,"And down this side, just". Throughout the entire clip, a low rumbling vehicle engine is audible in the background.


From 1.98s to 6.00s, a male speaker in his thirties with a US accent states in English neutrally:"Over 4, which becomes our final solution." Around 5.4 seconds, a clicking sound occurs. Between approximately 6.5 and 7.4 seconds, writing sounds emerge with a background sine wave tone present throughout this period. Between 7.4 and 8.1 seconds, clicking sounds occur again. Finally, from 8.88s to 9.98s, the speaker adds:"Let's take a look at one more example."


A low electronic hum persists throughout the entire recording. From 0.06s to 7.75s, an elderly male speaker with an American accent states in English neutrally:"Support the troops and all that crap. And here we are 18 years later in a world of that making. That world was made in a few short weeks." From 9.35s to 10.00s, he continues,"So when things." Approximately midway through, a clicking sound is heard.


From 0.14s to 0.92s, a young adult female speaker with a US accent says in English neutrally,"Do the same thing. I would click that Mendeley link and then this window would. Pop up suggesting other articles and I can save these articles to make'." In a quiet indoor environment recording.


From 0.04s to 4.00s, a middle-aged man with a US accent states in English neutrally:"I said. I'm not even sure who's in it. Let's take a look at the cover." Sound of paper flipping are heard from 4.0 to 5.5s. From 5.68s to 6.71s, he says:"Get a close up of that." From 8.75s to 9.0s, clicks are heard. From 9.35s to 9.98s, the speaker concludes with "And".


From 0.00s to 4.63s, a middle-aged male with an Australian accent says in English neutrally:"It will zoom into that level so there's that bin i'll click okay". Around 5.2 seconds, a mouse click occurs. From 6.22s to 7.82s, the speaker continues:"And there it is now i'll zoom back". A friction sound happens intermittently throughout most of the recording in the background. The environment is an indoor office.


Throughout the entire recording, motorcycle engine noise and wind dominate the background. From 0.28 to 4.05s, a middle-aged male speaker states in English with a US accent happily:"They're great bikes. I like them. Like I said, perfectly nimble." Later in the middle segment, from 5.45 to 7.48s, he adds:"Just, they're fun, man." Sounds occur outdoors on a moving motorcycle.


From 0.36s to 0.70s, a young adult male speaker with a Canadian accent says in English neutrally:"Uh just". From 2.66s to 7.65s, he says: "Uh open it up to the directory in which i'm working and um". From 9.64s to 10.00s, he says: "And i've got a". Background keyboard typing occurs intermittently throughout, with extended typing toward the end.


Throughout the recording, energetic electronic music with piano and drums plays in the background. In the beginning, from 0.08s to 4.21s, a middle-aged male with an English accent speaks about business and real estate topics in English neutrally:"Touchpoints. It was created specially for prospects and real estate brokers." From 6.00s to 10.00s, the speaker delivers:"During the different phases of this buyer journey, several target groups were subjected" continuously. Near 7 seconds, a subtle whoosh sound effect briefly occurs in the background.


Between approximately 0 and 7 seconds, a happy electric guitar plays a solo. From 7.99s to 10.00s, a young adult male with an American accent states neutrally in English:"Okay guys, shade Bear won." The music features drums, guitar and piano, combining pop, electronic, and rock elements amidst diverse moods like adventure and drama. Throughout the final moments, a vehicle sound persists in the background.


From 0.14s to 1.63s, an elderly male says happily in US English:"There. We're going to loot your house." Then from 2.00 to 5.00s, laughter emerges. From 5.24s to 10.00s, he says:"And I talked to emergency personnel that were there. That's how I knew about them killing citizens,"


Slow, dark, deep, sad hiphop music plays with drums and bass throughout. From 0.18s to 2.25s, near a road and a water body, a 30-40 year old male with an English accent neutrally starts speaking about fishing reels in English:"Rods with me the new PC fun reels," From 3.85s to 9.98s, he says: "Got the high speed gear ratio and the low speed gear ratio gonna do a little bit of fishing today I don't know what we're going". Passing vehicle sounds persist throughout.


From 1.28s to 3.75s, a young adult male speaker with an American accent says neutrally in English:"This is going to wait two seconds and then log all of the names." Between 4.4-5.6 seconds, mouse clicks occur. At 7.4-7.44 seconds, keyboard clicks happen. From 7.66s to 9.83s, the speaker says:"As you can see, we execute on the promise using then."


In an outdoor riverside setting, from 0.08s to 3.32s, a middle-aged male speaker with an American accent says in English neutrally:"Cut right in the middle of that granite, that is quartz." From 4.41s to 7.44s, he says:"That quartz runs right through that line." From 8.98s to 9.98s, he says:"We have a face there." Flowing water sounds persist throughout the entire recording.


From 0.00s to 7.00s, a middle-aged male speaker with a US accent neutrally says in English:"I'm going to install it yet I know I mean obviously it'll be probably in the back of the truck somewhere but I really don't have". Around 7.1 to 9.2 seconds, a longer sigh is heard. From 9.30s to 10.00s, he says:"ever really installed".


From 0.0 to approximately 2.4 seconds, footsteps of a person walking are present. From 0.18s to 1.27s, a 20-30-year-old male speaker says happily in US English:"YouTube video. See ya!" The environment suggests a quiet indoor setting with minimal background noise.


Background electronic music persists through the entire recording, featuring piano, drums, and bass with deep, groovy and happy undertones. From 0.66s to 3.50s, a middle-aged male with an Australian accent states in English neutrally, later, around the middle section, from 6.46s to 7.44s, he adds, this occurs in an indoor studio environment with minimal background noise.


Set in a quiet indoor environment. From 1.92s to 7.61s, a middle-aged British man neutrally introduces the new database search page for Plans for the Future in British English:"Hello, we're just about to look at the new database search page for Plans for the Future." During the initial section, brief keyboard keystrokes occur around the middle. From 8.32s to 9.13s, he says:"So let's go to the." with typing continuing until near the end


From start to end, a young adult male speaker with an English accent discusses computer tasks in English neutrally. From 0.04s to 10.00s, he says:"Down here, all the things at the bottom, these are super old issues, but I know that I need to do something with them Other ones, like all the ones up here, I haven't seen, they're new and they're all, well basically I need to do something". Around the final segment between 8.32 and 8.92 seconds, a mouse click is heard in a quiet indoor environment.


Throughout: background vehicle engine noise in an indoor or semi-enclosed space like a garage or auto shop. From 0.88s to 1.77s, a young adult male speaker with an American accent says in English neutrally:"And they are all matching". From 2.94s to 9.79s, he continues:"Down this side, very, very clean. It does come with the telescopic tow mirrors with the built-in directional signals. They slide out like so". 8.44-8.56 seconds: a mechanical sliding and clicking sound occurs.


Throughout the audio, melancholic electronic music with piano and synthesizer plays continuously. From 0.78s to 4.15s, a middle-aged adult male with an American accent says in English neutrally:"And feel a more extraordinary experience, which we call life,". From 5.40s to 6.25s, he continues:"Then we want to make sure". From 7.88s to 9.98s, he concludes:"To watch the gratitude experience."Recorded in an indoor quiet studio-like environment.


Throughout the recording, energetic electronic music with drums and bass plays. Vehicle noise occurs in the background from 3.00s until 4.30s. From 0.00s to 2.50s, a young female speaker with a US accent states in English happily:"Alright, so we're going to head back to the studio. Yellow, Texas." Later, from 5.11s to 9.87s, she says:"Want to plan your trip to gator country? Just go to GatorRescue. Com to learn more." The setting suggests an indoor studio with external acoustic interference.


Gentle, calm and melodic pop piano music plays in the background. From 6.75s to 9.81s, a middle-aged woman states in American English neutrally:"We're at Studio Place Arts. We're located at 201 North Main Street." The audio was recorded in a quiet indoor studio environment with no unintended background noises.


From 0.46s to 4.75s, a young adult male speaker with a US accent says in English neutrally:"So, I hope you take this journey with me. Like I mentioned, it's more than a show. It's a movement."At first, from 0.00s to 4.78s, there is a buzzing sound indoors, followed by the sound of machines to the end.


From 0.46s to 2.24s, a middle-aged woman with an Australian accent speaks in English neutrally:"Okay, so I'm going to" From 4.00s to 8.41s, she says: "Enter nothing. I'm just hitting the Enter key. You can't see that, but all I'm hitting is the Enter key." With keyboard sounds audible toward the end. The entire recording features a quiet office environment.


From 0.00s to 2.65s, a young American woman with an American accent says in English neutrally:"I scored it at two inches and four and an eighth." From 4.10s to 9.70s, she says: "And I'm gonna put some sticky strip. Let's see, i want that to be on the inside because I wrote on it, so". Paper handling opens the recording, is followed around the early interval by writing and then sustained scissors usage overlapping later writing sounds. Final paper handling concludes near the end.


From 0.00s to 1.33s, a middle-aged male speaker with a US accent states in English neutrally:"Never stop making it stronger." Crowd cheering occurs from 1.2 to 3.6 seconds. Around 4.8 seconds, a brief crowd cheer is heard. From 5.44s to 5.83s, the speaker says:"Faster." Crowd cheering occurs from 7.2-7.9 seconds. From 9.65s to 9.93s, the speaker says:"Smarter". Electronic music featuring drums and violin creates a dark, deep, and heavy soundscape. Throughout the audio, a helicopter and engine revving persist.


At the beginning through most of the recording, from 0.22s to 0.65s, a middle-aged male speaker with an American accent says in English neutrally:"Interior," From 1.98s to 2.76s, he says: "Very clean," From 6.85s to 10.00s, he says: "Absolutely gorgeous car again, if you're going to use". Vehicle engine and aircraft sounds persist throughout the entire clip as background noise.


From 0.12s to 2.89s, a teenage male with an African accent states neutrally in English:"Of adding additional algorithms is not ideal." Between 3.72 and 3.88 seconds, a clicking sound occurs. From 4.54s to 9.79s, the speaker continues:"It's very hacky, because each time we want to add an additional algorithm, we have to". Microphone noise occurs at 9.10s.


Throughout the audio, upbeat electronic music with handbell, piano and drums plays. From  0.34s to 4.61s, a young adult male speaker with a happy tone states in American English:"Five. Way to go mister. Helping hands, white gloves." Between 3.8 and 6.76 seconds, applause is heard. From 6.35s to 8.75s, the speaker says:"Now, what else are you gonna draw?". From 9.52 to 10.04 seconds, a whoosh sound occurs.


From 0.04s to 2.65s, a middle-aged Canadian man narrates a World War II story in Canadian English with a neutral delivery:"By heavy fire from two Japanese Navy destroyers.". From 3.77-8.47 seconds, he says: "One man's actions would make him the first Marine To receive the Medal of Honor during World War II.". Between 9.07-10.00 seconds, he concludes with:"First Lieutenant George". Background electronic music with drums and cello maintains a serious melancholic tone. It plays throughout.


Cheerful pop background music plays with guitar and bass continuously. Between 0.58 and 5.90 seconds, a female speaker aged 30-40 with a Canadian accent says in English neutrally:"And I think around when I turned 15 is when I stopped participating." Later, between 7.38 and 8.77 seconds, she adds:"I know, i should have stopped back at 13."


From 0.34s to 3.79s, a 30-40 year old male speaker with an American accent neutrally states in English:"The students can then take these questions before or after class." After a pause, from 5.60s to 9.05s, he adds:"Just a little tip, if you type in backslash". The environment suggests a quiet office space.


From 0.06s to 4.38s, a 30-40-year-old male speaker with an English accent states in English with a neutral tone:"Italy you know what everyone bangs on about the European shows the big ones". From 5.40s to 9.98s, he continues:"And honestly having done every show for the last 15 years in my opinion motorcycle". Lively electronic background music with drums and a synthesizer plays throughout the entire recording. The environment remains a quiet indoor studio.


From 0.32s to 4.97s, an elderly American male states in US English neutrally:"The question is whether we control government or the government controls us," with synthetic sounds occurring within this segment. From 6.22s to 9.49s, he continues:"Remember, this struggle is part of who we are as a people," accompanied by similar synthetic effects. Melancholic electronic music with piano persists throughout.


From 0.02 to 4.69 seconds, a 50-60-year-old middle-aged adult male speaker states neutrally in US accented English,"Seventh video in the survival analysis in our screencast." After a pause, from 6.34 to 9.94 seconds, he says,"And in this section, we're going to talk about accelerated failure time." The environment is a quiet indoor setting.


From 0.00s to 5.56s, a middle-aged adult male speaker with a US accent says in English neutrally,"An idol. It's a way to commune with the divine that would otherwise be beyond the senses." From 7.34 to 9.96 seconds, he states:"Murti is the means to relate to the unrelatable". Neutral electronic humming persists through the entire recording alongside soft electronic background music with a synthesizer within an indoor professional environment exhibiting minimal background interference.


Throughout the audio, low-pitched electronic music with synthesized tones and steady percussion creates a dark atmosphere. From 5.57s to 9.80s, a middle-aged male speaker with a US accent delivers the statement in neutral English:"The Z51 is a performance package that takes the goodness of the".


From 7.25s to 10.00s, an elderly woman says in US English neutrally:"We are a hospital that's known for some". Throughout the recording, uplifting easy-listening piano background music plays consistently in a quiet studio environment.


From 0.14 to 3.27 seconds, an elderly female speaker states in US English neutrally:"The erosion and the same thing happens here in the garden." Chirping of insects begins after the first speech segment and continues until near the end. Between 4.98 and 9.88 seconds, the speaker continues:"People ask how can I garden because they have this". Neutral background music with electronic and pop elements featuring drums and guitar persists throughout the entire recording within an outdoor garden environment.


From 0.62s to 2.59s, a young adult female begins speaking in US English neutrally:"One important key factor." From 5.82s to 9.47s, she says:"So I would encourage you to get out there and start shooting. Go back to those". Neutral background pop music with a guitar plays during the start, continuing to the end. The environment is a quiet indoor space.