Sentence examples for sensitive pitch from inspiring English sources

In her seminal book about the British landscape, A Land, published in 1951, Jacquetta Hawkes wrote: "Recalling in tranquillity the slow possession of Britain by its people, I cannot resist the conclusion that the relationship reached its greatest intimacy, its most sensitive pitch, about two hundred years ago".

It is of course possible, however, that even though Finnish speakers are clearly sensitive to pitch, they could not still be less sensitive to pitch than e.g., speakers of prototypical tone languages.

We can conclude that the proposed method is most sensitive to pitch and heading angle, followed by roll angle, vertical offset, and longitudinal offset.

The higher pitches of string are sensitive to open string pitch; so you are better of tuning the twelfth fret note pitch to its corresponding twelfth fret harmonic pitch.

He apparently was very sensitive to high pitches!

Benitez has always been a talented, sensitive pitcher with a tendency to pitch poorly in the innings that matter the most.

Krumbholz et al. (2007) mapped the pitch-sensitive and location-sensitive regions by requiring subjects to attend to an irrelevant auditory feature.

She proves that innovative turntablism requires an extensive musical knowledge, quick reflexes and an ear sensitive not just to pitch and rhythm but also to textures, colors and moods.

Rather, the identification of fricative phonemes is merely used here as a means towards testing whether speakers are sensitive to the aperiodic pitch impressions of fricatives and relate them to the F0 context in normally voiced utterances.

Experiment 1 investigated whether adaptation to pitch is sensitive to pitch chroma and consisted of 2 sessions, one for the IRN stimuli and one for the pure tones.

To overcome the pitch-sensitive problem, the Philips authors commented that two simple methods can be utilized.