With the growing proliferation of wearable devices, their "always-on" characteristics, and their integration with voice-enabled mobile devices, collecting and analyzing vocally transmitted emotions and tracking our emotional wellbeing over time, is now finally a viable possibility.
With his uncanny sense of atmosphere and ability to transmit emotions crackling across a space, McQueen has moved up a gear since his debut, Hunger, won him the Camera d'Or at Cannes.
"Her voice has a lot of strength, but at the same time it is very sweet, and with a capacity to transmit emotion that I have encountered few times in my life," said Tom Capone, the producer of Maria Rita's first album.
The most traditional perspective to this phenomenon builds on principles of mimicry, by which the facial feedback of emotions can transmit emotional states without an individual noticing [58].
It is suspected that the formation of such bonds is facilitated by the students' heightened ability to feel complex emotions; their skill at transmitting those emotions through expressive gestures; and by the fact that each of their souls has been touched by the perfect hair of the new, young drama teacher.
Yet a new journey awaits …" It is suspected that the formation of such bonds is facilitated by the students' heightened ability to feel complex emotions; their skill at transmitting those emotions through expressive gestures; and by the fact that each of their souls has been touched by the perfect hair of the new, young drama teacher.
We demonstrate how this model leads to new goals for affective systems instead of sensing and transmitting emotion, systems should support human users in understanding, interpreting, and experiencing emotion in its full complexity and ambiguity.
She looks at Nessa and Blaise with an urgent intimacy that often bypasses facial expressions to isolate aspects of the body — including facial features, hand gestures, postures, or even tools and articles of clothing — that transmit emotions without declaring them.
Consider it another pleasant surprise, then, that on "Kveikur" Sigur Rós regains some of the ground it gave up, exchanging the ponderous tone poetry of "Valtari" for an aggressive, harder-edged sound that transmits emotions other than wide-eyed wonder.
We use sound to accentuate and transmit our emotions; our aural ability is a primary sense that is deeply connected to emotion.
With it we can sense our surroundings and transmit our emotions via pain or pleasure through touch.
