"Poorly executed voice systems may … [impose] high levels of mental demand on drivers with the potential to also incur long glances away from the roadway in order to check system status and understanding," says the research paper.
Song Cheul-hwan, whose father was among the eight men executed, voiced the sentiment of many critics on the liberal side, calling her apology an insincere bid for votes.
Musically, though, it seems innocent enough: its foundation is a proto-Minimalist repeating bass line and simple chord progression, on which instruments (and sometimes voices) execute virtuosic variations.
That will make your script execute whatever the level (voice, halfop, operator, etc) of the user calling you for the script is.
"You Never Know" begins with Alison Goldfrapp executing a synthesised voice, supported by both pads and synthesisers.
They can execute tasks given specific commands (think voice control, or most Slack bots), but their raison d'être is that they listen, talk and seem to converse.
The conceit is original, and brilliantly executed; the characters' voices – from the toffish tones of Joy's ineffectual husband, Dennis, to the complaints of her put-upon secretary, Barbara – ventriloquised with flair.
Although the only works clearly intended for or inspired by the concerto delle donne were works for multiple high voices executing written-out diminutions, in practice concerts with the concerto delle donne included the older style of solo ornamented madrigals with instrumental accompaniment.
His voice became raspy and he didn't execute all the steps perfectly, but high marks to him just for trying.
Edge found some of the writing "sharp" and executed well by the voice actors.
