Sentence examples for vocal reaction from inspiring English sources

While in most areas where vocalizations can be elicited, long persisting stimulation causes a fading of the vocal reaction, the PAG is one of the very few regions where natural communication calls can be elicited without changes in the emotional state of the animal and without habituation to the stimulus, even over extended stimulation periods [ 9].

In the fifth, Lee raised his right glove and invited a momentarily passive Quillin in, drawing a vocal reaction from the crowd of 12,300.

Cronenberg doesn't show the whip and Knightley's backside; he skillfully arranges the shot to preserve the actress's dignity (and, for that matter, her flesh) while using the soundtrack and her facial and vocal reaction to provide the dramatic response.

The prospect of the deployment of Turkish troops in Iraq provoked an unusually vocal reaction Wednesday from Iraq's interim leaders, who are publicly breaking with their American backers on the issue by saying they do not want soldiers from neighboring countries meddling in their affairs.

This stimulated the most vocal reaction from my daughter, who noted the exquisite puppetry (which draws on techniques from traditions around the world) yet objected to the disheveled script, with its graphic sexual depictions, its pontificating, upended Creator and its Punch and Judy account of Uccello's family, none of which were predictable from the show's publicity.

And in watching it, it's been interesting to see that that scene gets a vocal reaction.

The image that generated the most vocal reactions, though, was the whimsical bar in the form of a hippopotamus, from the home of Louisa Guinness and Ben Brown.

In the specific task the dissimilarity regarding the spectral/energy distribution that screamed vocal reactions exhibit when compared to normal speech is reflected.

The main goal of our system is to detect human vocal reactions (i.e., screams, expressions of pain) and non-vocal atypical events associated with hazardous situations (gunshot and explosions).

Nolan North, the voice actor who played Drake, had a large role in defining the character's physical and vocal reactions.

Thirty-two healthyoungng adults (15 women) were tested for their ability to maintain their comfortable step pattern following an unpredictable underfoot perturbation in the presence and absence of a concurrent vocal choice reaction time task.