Sentence examples for voice based on the from inspiring English sources

Teie wrote four pieces for cello and voice based on the tamarin vocalizations, two "threat-based" and two "affiliative".

Conventional methods describe voice based on the amplitude of sound waves at millisecond intervals, but Domain Dynamics uses a simpler method that describes each wave's overall shape.

The purpose of this study was to classify objectively breathiness in continuous speech according to a subjective evaluation of voice based on the GRBAS scale.

"The fact that he finally stepped up with an informed voice, with a powerful voice based on the experiences of his life about war and, particularly, about nuclear weapons, went a long way to make his life worth having been lived," Muller said.

While morphing, the weighted average of all the parameters from the two source signals (also included other information such as mapping information in time and frequency domains) were used to re-synthesize the voice, based on the source-filter model.

We further divided the "stranger's voice" data into "strangers with voices similar to the listener's own voice" and "strangers with voices dissimilar to the listener's own voice" based on the objective similarity measures, which can be considered to be an extension of the original morphing experiment.

And yesterday, the Vonage iPhone app, which seems to be just as much of an issue as Google Voice based on that quote at the top, got the green light, too.

While each voice signature is unique, it's also possible to group collections of voices based on the emotions they elicit.

Sally Beamish: Equal Voices (based on the poetry of Andrew Motion; World Premiere, co-commissioned with the Royal Scottish National Orchestra).

Two years ago, he and his family returned to Mexico City, and he reconnected with his Latin roots by making "Innocent Voices," based on the experiences of a boy growing up during El Salvador's civil war.

He stuffed his cheeks to create jowls ("the face of a bull dog," he said with satisfaction, "mean-looking, but warm underneath") and devised a light, unthreatening voice based on tapes of the mobster Frank Costello: real power makes other people lean in to listen.