Sentence examples for raising pitch from inspiring English sources

Reducing the current makes the string cooler and causes it to contract, increasing tension and raising pitch.

"A radio station in Birmingham rang me before Christmas because Walsall council have proposed raising pitch fees from £380 to £1,600," says Saunders, who will be holding a demonstration against price rises in Liverpool at Camp Hill on Sunday 26 January.

For example, caregivers reliably speak a special 'language' ("Motherese" or "Parentese") to young babies, raising pitch, shortening sentences, emphasizing stressed morphemes and word boundaries and — most relevant here — exaggerating the acoustical differences between certain crucial vowels (in English, /i/, /a/ and /u/).

The older player's repeated and speeded-up words (">↑Wait, ↑wait, <") are delivered with raised pitch, which interrupts the instruction.

The older player delivers her next turn with markedly raised pitch ("↑Oh::"), displaying she knew where she went wrong and also indicating that the SPP is a preferred turn.

To help the older player overcome the game's physical challenges, this time the younger player changes the teaching technique, dividing the task into small steps, coaching the older player step by step and reminding her to press 'A' button by clearly verbalizing it with raised pitch ("↑hit ↑A").

Raised pitch in your voice will alert your child and cause her to be more nervous and upset.

Descending valves switch in extra tubing, lowering the fundamental pitch; the less common ascending valves cut air off from the tubing, raising the pitch.

At the moment, James scrambles along, indicating intensity by some odd emphases and by raising her pitch.

He returns to depict two sides of a person, deepening and raising the pitch of his voice while switching between the victim and the bully.

Pretty soon he's doing the voices, raising his pitch almost to a falsetto for Daisy Buchanan and artificially deepening it for Tom.