Traditionally, voice is a periodic communication service.
He felt voice acting was "not a lot of fun" because traditionally, voice actors record their parts separately.
A minority view holds that the traditionally reconstructed voiced stops were actually glottalized sounds produced with accompanying closure of the vocal cords.
Namely, they argue that Proto-Indo-European stops traditionally reconstructed as voiced *b, d, g, j, and ǰ were in fact glottalized voiceless *p', t', k', c', and č'.
Bach set the opening movement as a complex choral structure, but the central movement as a simple solo for the bass voice, traditionally considered the voice of Jesus.
Traditionally, behavioral voice treatment involves complete or partial voice rest with the hope that the ensuing inflammatory response will subside on its own [18].
Importantly, not all individuals are affected negatively by their voice hearing experiences, yet child and adolescent mental health services (CAMHS) have traditionally understood voice hearing as a symptom of psychosis and severe mental illness, with implications for the way interventions are offered.
So wrote the normally staid Financial Times, traditionally the voice of solid British business opinion, when surveying last week's tax bill.
Traditionally, a voice-over fills in the blanks, but Badlands is defined by the contradiction between what we see and what we hear.
