Sentence examples for learned to modulate from inspiring English sources
Priests studied "counseling" and learned to modulate their voices supportively.
He knows that people find him exasperating, and he has learned to modulate his voice; one has the impression of a complex personality that has gone through loss, humiliation, a cruel breaking down of the ego, and then has reintegrated itself at a higher level.
People have also learned to modulate their own brain waves, say, to move computer cursors.
As for instability and uncertainty, I've learned to modulate my emotions.
In the 2008 race, Barack Obama learned to modulate his pandering after the blowback from what he presumed were off-mike comments to a liberal San Francisco audience -- he said that some frustrated small-town Americans "cling to guns or religion" -- handed Hillary Clinton and later John McCain a powerful talking point.
And at least two previous studies suggest that people can reduce the sensation of pain by learning to modulate the activity in an area of their brain.
If she becomes upset, feel free to make up a friend — let's call her Hilda — who had an identical problem, and is now gainfully employed after learning to modulate her voice.
Patients learn to modulate muscle tension, peripheral body temperature, heart rate, by means of self-control and relaxation techniques, in order to reduce or eliminate headache symptoms [95].
Journal of Clinical and Experimental Neuropsychology, 17, 416 430] with an autonomic arousal biofeedback protocol in which participants learn to modulate their own arousal levels.
Neurofeedback – learning to modulate brain function through real-time monitoring of current brain state – is both a powerful method to perturb and probe brain function and an exciting potential clinical tool.
"They'll tell you, 'The only reason it's there is the gummint made 'em put it on.'" So we learn to modulate the front brake which in fact provides 70 percent of a bike's stopping power because of the huge forward weight transfer when it's applied.
