Consider the case of voice profiling, which translates millions of physical signals (eg intonation, pace, pauses) to analyse the non-verbal aspect of our speech.
Chair No. 4. The Rising/Falling Chair is a physical embodiment of the intonation diagrams that phoneticians have used for many years (Jones, 1936).
As for the bystander's behaviour, stress, intonation, volume and physical gestures are equally critical.
Importantly, given that the surrogate datasets were created with non-time corresponding data that exactly reproduces the roles of listener and speaker from the real dataset, the same physical attributes (e.g. pitch, intonation and breathing patterns) and data distribution were maintained.
We correlated the intonation assessments data and the physical measurements, in order to deduct useful objective functions for the design of a new instrument, and to formulate the user-centered design problem as a multi-objective optimization problem.
Ultimately, my study demonstrates how scientific discourse transformed techniques of film acting, prompted film industries' inquiries into spectators' physical reactions, and spurred literary scholars' investigations of poets' intonation and body movement.
He was wearing the same outfit in all of the videos I watched (one of those silky Baz Luhrmann's Romeo + Juliet shirts and an orange trilby) and spoke with the kind of chipper, inoffensive, Scrappy Doo-esque intonation that doesn't really exist in the physical realm.
Despite the role's physical demands, not to mention the challenge of speaking Coward's crisp dialogue with the right rhythms and intonations, Ms. Cattrall seems calm and contented, almost tickled with delight at the byways of fortune that have brought her here.
"She has perfect intonation.
"It's also your intonation.
