Four voices, which represent various experiences from networking, were identified; the hesitant voice, the enlightened voice, the liberated voice, and the representative voice (table 2).
Four voices, which represent various experiences from networking, were identified; the hesitant voice, the enlightened voice, the liberated voice, and the representative voice.
First, cancel any preexisting voice mail for all your numbers or you'll have to check multiple voice-mail boxes — which defeats the purpose of having a universal number.
He is most famous for creating Family Guy, the animated series about a dysfunctional family which is currently in its 12th season, and which he provides multiple voices for as well as producing.
Monody, however, is characterized by a single voice with instrumental accompaniment, whereas melody-dominated homophony refers to a broader category of homophonic music, which includes works for multiple voices, not just works for solo voice, as was the tradition with early 17th-century Italian monody.
The use of external voices made such student texts dialogic, but the extent to which the dialogue allowed for multiple voices varied, such that there is a range of expansion and contraction; students engaged the external voices in various ways.
The music of the past, he said, was conceived in terms of space: whether counterpoint, with its multiple voices arranged in vertical alignment, or the symphonic forms, in which the dominant voice is typically projected on top of a complex accompaniment.
It could also be done with multiple voice actors, one of which reads the action lines and another (or others) who read or act out the dialogue.
I know him well enough that with multiple voices in his head he has enough trouble keeping the others from interrupting and speaking simultaneously, which is why I have voices laid over each other in the movie.
It aims to incorporate the multiple voices, views and visions of participants in rendering their lived experiences, and seeks to identify the patterns of behaviour in which people engage, and to understand them rather than explain them [ 32].
