Sentence examples for voice scientists from inspiring English sources
In spite of this, voice scientists and clinicians take profit of the simple models and methods developed by speech signal processing engineers to build up their own analysis methods for the assessment of disorders of voice (DoV).
I had the opportunity to sing art songs on the same bill as Johan Sundberg, the renowned psychoacoustician and voice scientist.
"You cannot just walk up to an African elephant and stick an endoscope in his mouth and ask him to say 'Ahh,' " says voice scientist and lead author Christian Herbst of the University of Vienna.
From the safari parks of Africa to urbanized zones on the edge of wildlands across the American West — places where widespread interest in the devices has already been voiced, scientists said — the mysteries of the wild might never be the same.
In the policy struggle everyone can have a voice, including scientists who choose to join that fray.
The government has "ignored the voice" of scientists in Chile and abroad, and its decisions "will plunge the country into ignorance and poverty," the letter says.
The customized voices, AT&T scientists said, could even be based on archival recordings, bringing voices back from the dead.
The faces and voices of scientists are grotesquely stilled and replicated: Richard Dawkins is a particular target as he expounds the machine nature of life.
Fears have been voiced by scientists as eminent as Professor Stephen Hawking that computers could become so clever that they turn against their makers.
Similarly, news and current affairs programmes have all too often "balanced" the voices of scientists with the views of cranky deniers, despite the expertise of the former and the ignorance of the latter.
In their voices, the scientists and engineers expressed no desperation or regret that the odds were increasingly likely that the six-wheeled Spirit, stuck in a sand pit for nearly a year, would never get out and that it might freeze to death there during the coming winter.
