Sentence examples for voice generated from inspiring English sources

Yet Morgan, a vaguely handsome leading man with a pleasant tenor voice, generated solid box office returns from the mid-1930s righthroughgh the 1940s.

For instance, the voice generated using the same SIE values as Figure 5-1a was rated as happiness by 58% of raters, anger by 20%, sadness by 16%, and fear by 7%, as shown in Figure 5-1b.

Here, Malasig's voice, affable and intent, moves to the motion of the music -- or does the motion of her voice generate the music?

His papers have adopted a team of local bloggers linked to the paper, who had given the paper alternative voices, generated reader traffic and been a talent spotting device.

At Google's developer conference last week, the company announced six new voices generated by Wavenet, including one from singer John Legend.

In the case of using AMR 12.2 codec, voice encoder generates a voice frame of 31 bytes payload every 20 ms during activity periods.

As illustrated in Fig. 4, during active periods of 20 ms, a voice encoder generates a voice packet with 31 bytes payload, in addition to 9 bytes overhead for compressed RTP/UDP/IP and RLC headers added to each voice packet.

Tom Baker, a veteran British actor, did not have the slightest idea what he was saying his voice was generated by a computer, which spliced sounds together to enable him to read out text messages keyed into mobile phones.

Its previous voice tools generated 7.5% of monthly revenue, a fair percentage, but a quite minor one.

The Italian voicing profiles generated from velar stop data are similar to those published in [12].

However, when comparing Fig. 11 with Fig. 9, we can see that the effects of the conversion from neutral to angry and sad voices are not as significant as their inverse conversion, but the conversion from neutral to happy voice can generate better results than its inverse conversion.