Sentence examples for extended voice from inspiring English sources
They typically make their money by selling extras, such as voice mail, extended voice and video recording, and international and nationwide calls to nonmembers.
GameSpot's Ryan Mac Donald believed that the game's inclusion of extended voice work helped create a "movie-like" atmosphere.
"Jennifer's violin is an extended voice of the chorus," Grey said, "dancing, enticing, teasing, scolding, bribing and loving — how a mudang, or tribal shaman, performs during a traditional ceremony". For Koh, the beauty of "Mugunghwa" is in its attempt to create bridges between people, and between past and present.
Extended Voices finds Lucier conducting the Brandeis University Choral Choir in a set of entirely contemporary works, then altering the results electronically with synths and vocoders.
But today, it is extending voice search to Mandarin Chinese and to Nokia S60 series phones.
His knack for embodying a variety of dark and complex characters earned Spacey a reputation that has since extended into voice acting, stage direction and film production.
Plácido Domingo, who extended his voice up from the baritone range and who is widely admired for his musicianship and artistry, is also not known for pinging high C's.
It shouldn't be surprising that jazz singers, too, have found in the trombone resources and means to extend the voice, just like the musician-preacher in Ralph Ellison's novel "Juneteenth," whose horn sounds "like his own voice amplified; persuading, denouncing, rejoicing -- moving beyond words to the undifferentiated cry".
Using the telegraph to extend his voice was an obvious application of the technology.
"Being able to extend our voice platform into other channels is a significant advantage," Marino explains.
The acquisition of TokBox, based in San Francisco, builds on Telefónica Digital's strategy of driving innovation in its core business of communications, with capabilities that will now extend beyond voice and messaging to live video.
