Sentence examples for voice characterized from inspiring English sources

It is also a voice characterized by inventiveness of incident and a complicated explicitness, not without irony, about sexual matters.

A hypophonic voice, characterized perceptually as weak and breathy, is associated with voice disorders such as vocal fold atrophy and unilateral vocal fold paralysis.

Nilsen is noted for the sincerity of her song writing and the clarity and range of her voice, characterized as "unique" and "beautiful".

Action verbs and active voice characterize most of the Personal Memoirs.

The aim of the present study was to determine if acoustic measures of voice, characterizing specific spectral and timing properties, predict clinical ratings of depression severity measured in a sample of patients using the Hamilton Depression Rating Scale (HAMD) and Beck Depression Inventory (BDI-II).

The VOT, defined as the duration of the delay between release of closure and start of voicing, characterizes voicing differences among stop consonants in a wide variety of languages [ 2] and can thus be considered one of the most important acoustic cues encoding linguistically relevant information.

Adductor spasmodic dysphonia (ADSD) is an uncommon voice disorder characterized by intermittent voice stoppages, or breaks in voicing associated with over adduction of the vocal folds, resulting in a "strained-strangled" voice quality, and disfluent, effortful speech production.

While Interpreter voice is characterized by a "median probability of inscribed social esteem", Adjudicator is marked by the "free occurrence of un-attributed social sanction and social esteem" (Coffin (2000, 394).

In the voice formation stage, each voice is characterized by its magnitude and frequency range.

Adductor spasmodic dysphonia is a rare voice disorder characterized by strained and strangled voice quality with intermittent phonatory breaks and adductory vocal fold spasms.

Breathy phonation, such as in pathological voice, is characterized by a glottal source with an increased open quotient and results in a change of high amplitude in a low frequency band [ 23– 25].