Sentence examples for pitch pattern from inspiring English sources

Pitch pattern is known as intonation.

But by manipulating the bug's antennae you can shift the pitch, pattern, color and speed of the riff and add more rhythmic tracks.

Hernández said he did not alter his pitch pattern because of the shoulder, but it was obvious to Stottlemyre that he did.

Intonation, which is found in all languages, is the variation in the pitch contour or pitch pattern of whole utterances, of the kind that distinguishes (either of itself or in combination with some other difference) statements from questions or indicates the mood or attitude of the speaker (as hesitant, surprised, angry, and so forth).

Here, to elucidate the developmental changes in functional lateralization accompanying this perceptual change, we conducted two experiments on Japanese infants using Japanese lexical pitch-accent, which changes word meanings with the pitch pattern within words.

For unpatterned sample, the average inter-dot distance among the Ge islands is 60 nm, whereas for patterned sample, the average inter-dot distance is 30 nm for 500-nm-pitch sample and is 47 nm for 160-nm pitch pattern.

This technique produces very high resolution 20 50 nm pitch patterns.

The width of fine pitch patterns can be of a few microns.

Pitch patterns that affect the meanings of individual words are known as tones and are common in many languages.

Developmental theories of intonation are typically based on the idea that linguistic pitch patterns reflect biological or emotional "natural tendencies".

To investigate the common stereotype that homosexual males show pitch patterns that mirror those of heterosexual females.