Far from the massed forces of St. Bart's chorus and orchestra, in Brooklyn, single voices made their own utterances.
Specifically, participants produced one of two target words on each trial, and heard auditory feedback temporally gated with their own utterances using a real-time signal processing system.
The second PB block utilized a sound intensity level that each subject described as being "greater than" the sound intensity of their own utterances during the SV block.
With the audience at floor level viewing the action several feet above, the actors mostly obscured their own scrolled utterances.
To test the validity of our questions, five participants had their own voice utterances recorded during the Baseline stage.
However, they are situations of formularization of own utterance, which causes their spontaneous character and induces presence of imperfections specific for spontaneous speech.
The tenseless verb merely refrains from dating events in relation to its own utterance.
Even so, he looked surprised by his own utterance, as if it were something he was feeling but didn't really mean to say aloud — a thought turned into an exclamation.
This is not, therefore, to say that they all exist now, nor does it mean that Minkowski events are "timeless". The tenseless verb merely refrains from dating events in relation to its own utterance.
The speaker has to protect her ears, but the song and the roar are her own utterance, too, a frightening, animal power of vocalisation accessed by stripping down and crossing the perceptual threshold, naked.
