Sentence examples for voice content from inspiring English sources

The Broadcom Corporation, based in Irvine, Calif., a maker of computer chips that make it easier to send video, data and voice content over the Internet, has agreed to buy Digital Furnace of Atlanta for $136 million in stock.

The Guardian doesn't have a building full of presenters to regularly record the briefing, so instead we decided our human voice would fulfil the static function of furniture to the dynamically changing synthesised voice content.

The company works with mobile operators from around the world to create a network of voice messaging and voice content applications, making BubbleTALK available to over 225 million subscribers worldwide.

Increasingly these phones are being serviced by systems where the voice content is transmitted digitally such as GSM or W-CDMA with many markets choosing to depreciate analog systems such as AMPS.

While the intervention is protocol based, it recognises individual differences in voice content, beliefs about voices and compliance.

Bach and Hayes [ 34] found reduced ratings of the 'believability' of delusions and voice content post-treatment relative to controls, and Gaudiano and Herbert [ 48] found that changes in rated believability of voice content predicted reduction in distress, independent of changes in frequency of hallucination.

A couple slices of data analysis of our community - map of 10000 people that link to or share global voices content.

There also is great variation in the voices, content, and style that contribute to this special issue, a reflection of the varied nature of thinking about museums from descriptions of novel exhibition designs to pedagogical analyses on visitors' interpretations in the museum.

Yet the factors that contribute to negative voice-content are still not well understood.

Although bivariate analyses found depression to be associated with both negative voice-content and voice-related distress, we found no evidence of an indirect effect of childhood adversity on either negative voice-content or voice-related distress via depression.

This study aimed to test the hypotheses that levels of childhood adversity would predict levels of negative voice-content, and that negative voice-content would partially mediate a relation between childhood adversity and voice-related distress.