Sentence examples for modulate your tone from inspiring English sources
"If it is too high or too low, the waveform [of your voice] will be flattened," and you won't be able to modulate your tone, Mars explains.
Arbogast et al. (2002) realized this with sine-wave speech, created by filtering CRM sentences in multiple frequency bands, using the envelopes to modulate pure tones at the center frequencies of these bands, and subsequently summing together separate subsets of these tones to generate target and interfering signals.
Rauch tends to use oils as if they were poster paints, flatly — often scumbling, rather than glazing or blending, to modulate tones and colors.
In addition to the amplitude modulated (AM) tones, two pure tones of 250 Hz and 450 Hz were also added to NS-4.
The painting represents the peak of Whistler's radical method of modulating tones of single colors.
"A lot of our work is very nuanced," he said in carefully modulated tones.
Her speeches, like the one she gave at the Democratic National Convention in August, tend to be delivered in the flat accent of the Midwest, where she grew up, with her voice modulating between two tones.
Aw makes a credible job of modulating the varying tones of voice by which the smiling villain of the first part comes to be seen as the weeping cuckold of the third.
(She could also modulate it into the softer tones of nineteenth-century moral thought).
The available evidence and present results, when taken together, suggest that respiratory activity most likely confers the chaotic dynamics of RSA whereas cardiac-autonomic tones modulate the resultant chaos level (Fig. 5A).
