Which was: a soft utterance.
When a chorus of huddled prisoners, including Sophie and her two children, are crammed into the boxcars of a train en route to Auschwitz, they sing soft, moaning utterances, as the strings play shimmering, parallel modal harmonies, while a wayward solo horn threads through the musical textures and a steady click-clack drum rhythm suggests the inexorable tread of the train.
Some in the party are appalled at her soft-edged utterances, and feud with her adviser, Kim Jong-in, whose sobriquet, "the father of economic democratisation", does not sound any better in Korean.
Then came a pause, then a repetition of the utterance, equally soft, and then what sounded like a responsive utterance.
Figure 5 shows the learning curves obtained during building the hard and soft decision trees for 800 training utterances and 400 test sentences.
Here we confront the imminent violation of the locus of lyric utterance, the throat's "soft meat".
Breathiness accompanied by a soft voice quality appeared rhythmically along the utterances of the speaker FYM (mother), when she was reading stories to her child.
Next, Mr. Fallon's NBC colleague Brian Williams will attempt to coax further spontaneous utterances out of Mr. De Niro, the soft-spoken screen actor and co-founder of the Tribeca Film Festival, at a one-on-one discussion that will be held as part of the festival's Tribeca Talks panel series, its organizers said on Wednesday.
For the n th utterance spanning Q frames, the co-occurrence soft count over a time delay τ for the cluster pair (θ a,θ b ) in Φ×Φ is defined as follows (see [23]): v n τ ( θ a, θ b ) = ∑ t i = 0 q − τ P t i, θ a P t i + τ, θ b (1).
When a participant's utterance was so loud that his/her vocalization might induce severe motion artifacts, or so soft that his/her voice data may fail to record, the participant was asked to change his/her behavior until his/her performance level fell within tolerance.
