Sentence examples for discriminating voice from inspiring English sources

Her breath-beautiful, unexpectedly intimate, and fiercely discriminating voice was forever patrolling the frontier between girlishness and womanliness.

This study sought to determine whether the acoustic information contained in the onset of phonation can improve the ability to discriminate voices across pitch.

We trained a multiclass SVM model for discriminating music, voice, and speech, using the collections mentioned in Section 4. While this classification is not the main focus of this paper, this step was necessary in order to focus our prototypes on environmental sounds.

On the other hand, several articles presented in this issue reported works about detecting, classifying, or discriminating pathological voices.

The main problems arisen during supervision were that subjects had difficulties in discriminating breathy/whispery voices from the aspirated consonant /h/ and from lengthened fricatives /s/ and /sh/.

Furthermore, in order to evaluate the efficiency of the system to discriminate human voice in particular environments, two other classification tasks have been defined.

Yet, the experiments clearly demonstrate that Guinea baboon males are able to discriminate the voice characteristics of their own gang members from those not belonging to their own social unit.

The two cases have comparable patterns of impairments: both performed at least 2 SDs below the level of matched controls on tests that required learning new voices, judging the familiarity of famous voices, and discriminating pitch differences between voices.

Listeners' ability to discriminate unfamiliar voices is often susceptible to the effects of manipulations of acoustic characteristics of the utterances.

Social Media is totally discriminating against Republican/Conservative voices.

In recent weeks he's attacked Google for allegedly suppressing positive news about him and Facebook for "discriminating against Republican/Conservative voices".