Often a restatement of a frustrated customer's need in the correct tone of voice can clarify any misunderstanding.
Just as that of the South Park fourth grader, it's the voice of "self-importance"—the voice, Georgeson clarifies, of those entitled people on social media and, occasionally, elsewhere.
This paper proposes that aspects of user ownership, awareness, and voice be clarified and in some venues fostered in part to expose as quickly as possible potential technological and social dangers.
You're hearing her voice," he clarifies.
Voice, resonance, and articulation variations clarify speech content.
In response to the widespread sharing of its policy statement, Samsung has issued a statement to clarify how voice activation works.
Today's Occupy -- now having celebrated its first birthday -- has returned to clarify and voice economic grievances, but this time centered around one or two economic issues that will be understood by and resonate most with fellow Americans.
The cockpit voice recorder would likely clarify whether the pilots were incapacitated, what prompted the disabling of the transponders that facilitate radar tracking of flights and whether the passengers were conscious and aware of whatever distress precipitated the plane's destruction.
To our knowledge, studies that incorporate the voice of residents to clarify what is quality of care in nursing homes are scarce [ 13, 16- 18], and no study was undertaken in a Mediterranean setting, where it's known that the formal care systems are not well seen, prevailing a hierarchical compensation family model when people choose the type of care system they prefer [ 19, 20].
Read together, the biography and journals tell a remarkable story, the journals supplying color and atmosphere and Kemble's distinctive voice, the biography clarifying the domestic turmoil that shadowed each stage of their publication -- the "civil wars" of Clinton's title.
