Sentence examples for lower larynx from inspiring English sources
Time has marched on with the word cinema and now has a stable of a dozen or more cinemacombinations, all of them Timeworthy, all fascinating, all as teacherous as a fishbone in the upper or lower larynx.
The syrinx was named by Huxley [ 17] to replace the confusing terminology of upper and lower larynx.
The vocal tract settings in question were backward focus (retracted tongue, wide pharynx, and lowered larynx) and forward focus (fronted tongue, constricted pharynx, and raised larynx).
Furthermore, it was thought that a lowered larynx represented a pre-adaptation for human speech production, allowing humans to create a wider range of vocal-tract shapes and more varied speech sounds.
General visceral afferent fibres conveying sensation from the lower pharynx, larynx, trachea, esophagus, and organs of the thorax and abdomen to the left (splenic) flexure of the colon converge to form the posterior (right) and anterior (left) vagal nerves.
For example, during roaring, male red deer can lower their larynx to lengthen their vocal tract, thus closing the formant frequencies in their signals which indicate bigger body size.
Nonhuman primates are not known to be able to actively lower their larynx in this manner during vocal production.
In comparison with the IARC-reported incidence, the site-specific incidence in AO among men was higher for oesophagus, and lower for larynx and testis cancer.
Singing on an 'oo' vowel is an excellent way to gently lower the larynx, which is critical to achieving a 'dark', deep-sounding tone.
Indeed, red deer are able to "exaggerate" their apparent size by actively lowering their larynx during vocal production, thereby creating a longer vocal tract (and thus lower formant frequencies) [38].
