Sentence examples for differences in voice from inspiring English sources

The system "learns" to detect differences in voice patterns.

What's more, cultural differences themselves, regardless of gender, can impose habitual differences in voice volume, which is why voice votes are probably not advisable for the United Nations.

There may still be noticeable differences in voice, strength and IQ.

Therefore, the delay observed in our older subjects most probably reflects an actual slowdown of enumeration processing, rather than simply age differences in voice reaction time.

While the intervention is protocol based, it recognises individual differences in voice content, beliefs about voices and compliance.

Young infants discriminate fine phonetic differences, such as differences in voice onset time, between consonants such as /pa/ and /ba/ (Eimas, Siqueland, Jusczyk, & Vigorito, 1971).

Family Guy producer David A. Goodman comments that, contrary to what some think, the show was not trying to criticize The Simpsons, but rather trying to show the differences in voices and character appearance.

The production results revealed significant differences in voicing between the monolingual and bilingual children, namely, for the voiced plosives.

But you notice a difference in voice.

"The findings that sexual difference in voice pitch are marked in humans compared with other primates is therefore a surprise," he added.

There are many possible reasons for this: Petty's leader ego, a difference in voice between the way Tench writes and the way the Heartbreakers record.