The use of such training, including a reference voice sample, could be assumed to make the internal standards held in memory common and more robust, which is of great importance to reduce the variability of auditory perceptual ratings.
In the present study, the stimuli were controlled for perceived loudness via a pilot experiment in which subjects increased or decreased the intensity of the voices when comparing to a randomly selected reference voice from the stimulus set.
At war, Liebling no longer employs the high-diction, low-reference voice of his city pieces.
The Simpsons has been breaking the fourth wall to remember the dead more in recent seasons, previously referencing voice actors who have died during the making of the show.
From the meme-referencing voice over opening, to the gratuitous slow-motion glory shots, to the actually enjoyable gags, to the ample Jeff Goldblum, this looks like a very different Thor movie.
The Web site describes features like tactile buttons, which can be distinguished by touch, and audible cues like beeps, but it does not include any reference to voice output, the feature that Audiovox has just agreed to add to its phones.
Zuckerberg's reference to voice recognition calls to mind a 2012 interview with Facebook's then-vice president of advertising, Andrew Bosworth.
Posting a series of messages on Twitter today, the Sri Lankan rapper writes: Her reference to "allowed' voice v excluded voices" alludes to MIA's original comments surrounding the Black Lives Matter movement, which eventually led to her being dropped from the bill of London's Afropunk festival.
Judge Schroeder said he had to ignore the strong emotions after Sept. 11 -- perhaps, in part, a reference to a voice of the government yelling terror in crowded courtrooms.
The show was filled with pop-culture references, celebrity voices, and running jokes, and MacFarlane won an Emmy Award in 2000 for his voice-over performance as Stewie.
London is a city of fragments and walking through it is always a mosaic experience, an experience echoed by the thickly layered literary references, multiple voices and different languages of TS Eliot's century-defining poem, The Waste Land.
