Drinks flow, voices rise as one, and the celebrations that erupt amongst the onlookers when a match-turning play comes off is a marvellous thing to witness, indeed.
To investigate the efficacy of stretch-and-flow voice therapy as a primary physiological treatment for patients with hyperfunctional voice disorders.
In Saramago's case, his embedding the dialogue almost invisibly in the expository prose must indicate a sense of his characters' speech merging with their thoughts and impressions, which in turn merge with the author's flowing voice, as overbearing and possessive, in its way, as that of a moralizing Victorian.
The academy cited her writing for its "musical flow of voices and counter-voices".
The Swedish Academy, which has given the award to a European nine times in the last 10 years, cited the "musical flow of voices and counter-voices in her novels and plays," and her "extraordinary linguistic zeal, which reveals the absurdity of society's cliches and their subjugating power" as it announced its decision at lunchtime today.
In its citation, the 18-member Swedish Academy said Ms. Jelinek, 57, had been chosen "for her musical flow of voices and counter-voices in novels and plays that with extraordinary linguistic zeal reveal the absurdity of society's clichés and their subjugating power".
Telephone companies hire them to manage the flow of voice, text and data among their subscribers.
BCO makes chips used in optical switches, devices that direct the flow of voice, video and data traffic.
It is a testing intellectual exercise that feels quite different to being in the flow of voice or characterisation.
Their systems determine how to find out the network location of the other party being called, whether the other party can be reached or is out of the network, and help establish the flow of voice traffic.
