Sentence examples for analysis of the voice from inspiring English sources

The work is based on a stark recording of a man telling a court about the sexual abuse he experienced in Ireland's Industrial Schools system, with orchestral material derived from an analysis of the voice.

Investigators have not determined the cause of a fire aboard the Boeing 747, before the crash, but based on analysis of the voice recorder, they concluded that no explosion occurred.

In [4], a novel algorithm based on Daubechies' discrete wavelet transform, linear prediction coefficients, and least squares support vector machines to identify laryngeal pathologies by the digital analysis of the voice has been described.

Acoustic analysis of the voice aimed at detecting, measuring, or modeling instabilities due to vocal tremor is usually approached by seeking for modulations in the sequence of pitch periods (e.g. [7]).

Such an observation does not fit well with current models for voice-identity processing, which by-and-large assume a common sequential analysis of the incoming voice signal, regardless of voice familiarity.

In conclusion, spectral analysis of the human voice is recommended in each laboratory of speech and language rehabilitation to exploit the accuracy of voice descriptors.

That inquiry examined the analysis of the cockpit voice recording which suggests that the pilots, both part-time reservists from the Idaho National Guard, committed up to half a dozen errors which led to their strafing a British armoured column, killing L/Cpl Hull and leaving four other British soldiers badly wounded.

According to an analysis of the cockpit voice recorders and flight data recorders, the collision warning systems on both planes instructed the pilots to take emergency evasive action 36 seconds before the impact, about 9 seconds later than first believed, the investigators said.

Analysis of the cockpit voice recorder should reveal all.In the absence of any explanation from the pilots, the notion that they had fallen asleep at the controls would indeed seem more likely (and, incidentally, more forgivable) than the idea that they were too busy arguing to do their jobs properly.

The present study was designed to provide data from the spectral analysis of the human voice in DS people.

Herman said analysis of the cockpit voice recorder indicated that until only shortly before impact, the pilots were unaware that the jet was flying far below the target speed and altitude for a safe landing.