So, when asked to see what has changed since Rana Plaza, we need to demand more than minor adjustments to a global system that is driving us all towards greater precarity and an increasingly reduced voice in society.
To study the effects of biofeedback on voice sound level (SL) in subjects with reduced voice SL, secondary to Parkinson disease (PD), using a portable voice accumulator.
For voice disordered teachers, resonant voice therapy is hypothesized to reduce voice problems.
Since VoIP calls reduce voice conversations to streams of data packets just like all Internet data, voice packets might need to get priority and therefore get to take cuts in front of other packets in order to keep the call quality satisfactory.
This guideline provides evidence-based recommendations on managing hoarseness (dysphonia), defined as a disorder characterized by altered vocal quality, pitch, loudness, or vocal effort that impairs communication or reduces voice-related quality of life (QOL).
When "The Walnut Tree" indicated that she should whisper, she reduced her voice to a mist.
On cross-examination, Reed Brodsky, a prosecutor known for histrionics in the courtroom, reduced his voice to almost a whisper.
A surgeon and a Harvard Medical School professor, Zeitels, in 2011, operated on the singer Adele, removing from her vocal cord a benign polyp that had reduced her voice to a raspy whisper.
As a girl, she had won an elocution prize; maturity, it seemed, had reduced her voice to a single tone, that of apology, and her personality to a series of gestures blurred by the fear that she might give offense, in some way displease.
Schizophrenia and other disorders defined by psychosis are still reduced to "voices and delusions," and pictured along with the archetypal padded cell.
Another product of structural reform is the National Policy Forum, a body that effectively decreases the influence of the annual conference and reduces the voice of grassroots activists.
