Developed by Voice Signal, a speech company in Woburn, Mass., it is called Elvis, an acronym for "embedded large vocabulary interface system".
Sitting in a wheelchair, wearing a lavender sweater with a matching afghan covering her lap, Ms. Ellison, 27, breathed through a respirator and read in a raspy voice from a speech mounted on a music stand.
This gets you practice in most common sounds, and is also helpful for "warming up" your voice before a speech.
Let us consider the voiced part of a speech signal.
Or they would take classes with the dean of voice, a professional speech therapist who would help the student speak like a woman.
And, in one of the canonical statements on translation, W. H. Auden, who knew no Greek, found in Cavafy "a tone of voice, a personal speech" that defied every poet's assumption that what essentially distinguished prose and poetry is "that prose can be translated into another tongue but poetry cannot".
It was, at first glance, an example of what Hirschman called "voice," an eloquent speech delivered on the floor of the Senate, exhorting Republicans not to normalize Trump's "reckless, outrageous, and undignified behavior".
His brother, the former president, added his voice again during a speech opening a conference on immigration and economic growth in Dallas sponsored by his public policy institute.
The toy uses a built-in microphone to send a child's voice up to a speech recognition engine in the cloud.
Vocal fry, also called Murmur, orBreathy Voice, in phonetics, a speech sound or quality used in some languages, produced by vibrating vocal cords that are less tense than in normal speech, which produces local turbulence in the airstream resulting in a compromise between full voice and whisper.
Edward and Florence heard the muffled headlines and caught the name of the Prime Minister, and then, a minute or two later, his familiar voice, raised in a speech.
