Sentence examples for model of tone from inspiring English sources

A simple equivalent model of tone source, based on a hypothetical oscillatory piston and two transfer matrices, was developed.

Bondurant's previous novel, "The Wettest County in the World," is a model of tone and rhythm, and here too his prose teems with evocative detail and surprising metaphor, capturing the fervid mania of a couple spinning out of control.

We describe how an interdisciplinary project, Six Speaking Chairs, has provoked new perspectives and a social model of tone of voice.

Chair No. 3. The Offering/Seeking Chair adopts a more complex model of tone of voice (Campbell, 2005) that includes social-relational and contextual considerations.

In some ways this is a practical consideration: Because current speech technologies do not hold a comprehensive parametric model of tone of voice, it is this manual intervention that makes the concept technically feasible.

Echoing the change of perspective from a medical to a social model of disability, this paper proposes a move from an emotional to a social model of tone of voice.

In this last paper of the series, a mathematical model of tone-excited jets is developed.

If you already walk or jog often, and you have found a shoe company you like, look for their model of toning shoe first, since the overall fit is likely to be better.

A study conducted last year by exercise physiologists at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse, for instance, found that muscle activation and calorie burning did not change whether people wore ordinary athletic shoes or any of three different models of toning shoes.

Gibbon's is still a model of the tone with which truly enlightened history is written; Smith's is still the best account of the foundations of market economics.

For still images, Khan introduced a piecewise linear model of a tone mapping [12].