The phrase "a typical voice" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a voice that is representative or characteristic of a certain group or style.
Example: "In the documentary, the narrator spoke in a typical voice that resonated with the audience, making the story feel more relatable."
Alternatives: "a standard voice" or "a common voice".
These, are shown for a typical voiced section in Figure 4. Figure 4 Cochlear response cross-section for voiced speech.
Though lacking familiar phonemic information, the NP stimuli retained all the acoustic characteristics (e.g., fundamental frequency, harmonic and formant structure) of a typical human voice.
Typical voice command systems require the user to press a button before saying commands, this system is triggered by saying the words "Ok Google now... ........ followed by the order.
For one, they can charge more for data plans than typical voice plans.
Results from the 1994 survey indicated that students received limited information and clinical experience in handling typical voice cases.
Asking Siri for a hint about the forthcoming Apple event surfaces some typical Siri snark, along with some equally typical voice recognition failures so there's plenty of room left for Apple to improve the core tech.
The short secco recitative, sung by the tenor, the typical voice for Evangelist narration, delivers the message "Das Wort ward Fleisch und wohnet in der Welt" (The word became flesh and lived in the world).
Based on a comprehensive model of typical voice-coil-motor (VCM) actuator, which explicitly captures the characteristics of pivot bearing friction and flex cable nonlinearity, this paper presents the design of a parameterized controller for a microdrive using the robust and perfect tracking (RPT) technique combined with nonlinear torque compensation and integral enhancement.
"I didn't have a typical big dramatic voice then, but my voice grew a couple of years after that".
In our case, to use data from typical voices in different languages in order to recognize impaired speech using a small amount of training data from disabled people.
