Sentence examples for by tone from inspiring English sources

Many other languages distinguish words suprasegmentally by tone.

Political perception is shaped by tone and emphasis.

In "Don't Touch My Hair," each scene falls into a loose, unhurried narrative, linked by tone.

Our editors can group them together flexibly and within minutes by topic, by story type, by tone or by importance.

When Kantar Media analyzed the commercials by tone – accounting for positive messages and negative ones – they found that attack ads far outnumbered positive ones.

She chose "Baduizm," opening it up, stretching and altering it, leading the band by tone or gesture or however she wanted.

Part of the SNR gap between ideal and realistic conditions can be ascribed to the noisy (tone-by-tone, ZF) channel estimates, computed exploiting the orthogonal preambles in [1].

The perfect CSI hypothesis is abandoned, and substituted by pilot aided tone-by-tone channel estimation (CE): due to the average of subsequent orthogonal long training sequences (LTS), as in [32], each channel tap estimation ĥ r, t is affected by i.i.d.i.d

The objective function of the problem (4), which is optimized over the set of power on a tone-by-tone basis, can be written as: R P 1 n, P 2 n, ⋯, P L n = ∑ l w lk log 1 + P l n | h llk n | 2 Γ ( σ 2 + ∑ j ≠ l P j n | h jlk n | 2 ) (7).

If some blame the nature of the technology, others say Twitter envy is stoked by tone-deaf tweeters.

This passage is one of the most tone-deaf and self-absorbed in a book characterized by tone-deafness and self-absorption.