The Open Voice Factory, for example, is the first open-source software providing communication aids.
At the heart of the book, Mr. Shadid's third, lies the strong, open voice of its author.
More surprising is how affecting some of the traditional carols are, with their arrangements subtly done, and their deathless melodies carried by Stevens' frail, open voice.
She learned from Shakespeare and Thomas Wyatt, among others, what she has called "open voicing," the probationary "lapses and interruption" that make those five-hundred-year-old voices seem so vulnerable and real.
The Internet's protocols are inherently open; voice services are being marketed throughout the country by an altogether new breed of dot-com-like competitors.
Pronounced "open voice", OP3Nvoice is a platform enabling developers to add audio and video search to any application, to make that content searchable.
Alexandra Silber may be the firestarter for getting the Broadway world re-acquainted with its "legit sound" -- the same crystal clear, open voice that Leonard Bernstein would have heard in his first "Maria," soprano Carol Lawrence.
Angry and confused, needy victims — some in wheelchairs — have suffered the added pain of open discord, voiced in local meetings, over how the charity funds should be distributed.
The open racism voiced by whites in the Retro Report's archival footage is vicious and ugly; students were injured when fistfights broke out between whites and blacks.
Asked about the bar at a news conference only days after it opened, he voiced reservations.
