Sentence examples for different types of voice from inspiring English sources
Lightera makes optical switches and network management products and Omnia's gear helps local phone companies merge different types of voice and data traffic on the network.
The objective of this study was to determine whether different types of voice samples affect rater reliability and which type of sample can be rated most reliably, with particular reference to two types of connected speech passage reading and conversational speech.
Table 3 shows the tetrachoric correlation coefficients obtained between the different types of voice symptoms.
Tetrachoric correlation coefficients were also used to evaluate the strength of the relationship between the different types of voice disorders.
Figure 1 shows the prevalence by sex of the different types of voice symptoms as a function of age.
Lea believes outfits such as Microwave are key in combating under-representation of women in film, as they "invest in different types of voices; voices there needs to be a conscious effort to support".
But he also feels that more different types of voices are featured in Handel operas today than was the case 20 years ago, when the designation Baroque tenor indicated a voice at the lightest end of the vocal spectrum.
As the adaptive sparsifying matrix is constructed according to the quasi-periodicity of voiced speech, it is necessary for us to analyze the reconstruction performance of the different types of voiced speech signals.
Moreover, it is illustrated in Figure 4, Figure 5 and Figure 6 the comparison of reconstruction qualities for the above three different types of voiced speech signals between the adaptive sparsifying matrix and the DCT basis.
Speaking at the O2 Arena in Greenwich, Redford told BBC London that independent film-makers have a different type of voice to those involved in Hollywood productions.
Olympia, Giulietta and Antonia each require a different type of voice, but, all three have been sung by a single soprano before (i.e. Beverly Sills, Joan Sutherland, Mary Dunleavy), even if it usually meant transposing down some of the doll's music.
