Sentence examples for in which voice from inspiring English sources

Speech in which voice is completely excluded is called whispering.

But embracing DSL requires incumbent fixed-line operators to do the same as mobile operators: to switch from a predominantly voice-based business to one in which voice and data are equal partners.

They might choose to offer subscribers a triple-play bundle in which voice is "free"—ie, the subscriber pays only for the broadband and television services at the usual rates.

Among the opera arias Ms. Bartoli dug up in the archives are some treasures, hypnotic, slow numbers in which voice and accompanying strings circle each other like spinning planets and jubilant vehicles for her rapid-fire coloratura singing.

Once spending picks up, these analysts say, the phone companies may be more inclined to begin adopting a new generation of technology in which voice calls, video and other data are transported in the same manner as Internet traffic.

Multimedia databases, in which voice, music, and video are stored along with the traditional textual information, are becoming increasingly important and also are providing an impetus toward viewing data as objects, as are databases of pictorial images such as photographs or maps.

It holds meetings and conferences in which voice-hearers discuss their experiences, and it campaigns to increase public awareness of the phenomenon.

Adding to the difficulty are the varied circumstances in which voices are recorded.

There's "cold" anger, in which words may be overarticulated but spoken softly, and "hot" anger, in which voices are louder and pitched higher.

Rock remains the most democratic of mass media the only one in which voices from the margins of society can still be heard out loud.

For its part, the civilian government needs to deal with Pakistan's severe economic troubles and repair a political culture in which voices of moderation are increasingly snuffed out.