Sentence examples for artificial vocal from inspiring English sources

Barry Banks was a superb Oreste, creating the wonderful illusion that his cascading roulades were not some artificial vocal preening but the organic expression of emotion boiled over.

In order to obtain a deeper understanding of the human phonation process and the mechanisms generating sound, realistic setups are built up containing artificial vocal folds.

While talking robots are not new by any means, this model isn't using software but a set of mechanical, human-like vocal organs, for example artificial vocal chords or a tongue and lips that are made of silicone.

The concept of artificial vocal cords is something that goes back many years, according to Steven Zeitels, one of the most renowned vocal surgeons in the world and one of the leading researchers on the project.

Now Zeitels is working with MIT professor Robert Langer and his team of scientists to create artificial vocal cords, which would not only benefit singers, but also cancer patients and those who have lost their voices to aging or disease.

One thing he's truly moralistic about is the use of artificial vocal enhancement by subpar artists, which in his view has reduced mainstream pop to a "weak diet" of sugary junk.

The production perception model comprises an artificial computer-implemented vocal tract as a front-end module, which is capable of generating articulatory speech movements and acoustic speech signals.

The unique resilience of cross-linked resilin-like polypeptide (RLP) and hybrid RLP hydrogels has motivated their use in applications requiring highly elastomeric and biomechanical functions, such as vocal fold therapeutics, artificial muscles, and cardiovascular applications.

Thomas Hausner from PopMatters wrote that the album "is overpopulated with recycled pop that is indistinguishable and artificial, something Madonna's soothing arpeggiating vocals cannot alleviate".

The robot bristles with sensors and uses artificial intelligence to understand facial expressions, gestures and vocal tones – its "emotional engine".

Electronic speech involves the use of an electronic, or artificial, larynx, which creates a clearer voice and increases vocal volume.