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The Rubric was two pages long and used a scale ranging from A+, A, B+, B, C+, C. The Rubric consisted of seven scoring criteria: main idea, support, flow/cohesion, author's voice, sentence type and variety, vocabulary and word choice, and grammar and mechanics.
In this case, many sources prefer using a passive voice sentence to prevent the document from sounding as though it's about the person writing it.
An exception to this rule is when the simplest active voice sentence is in the first person ("I turned on the power").
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Fig. 8 Voice/non-voice recognition of separated voice sentences Fig. 9 Voice/non-voice recognition of separated washing-hand sound Fig. 10 Sound position estimation by triangulation Fig. 11 Results of sound position estimation by triangulation.
or passive voice ("The power should be turned on").. Active voice sentences are simpler to write and easier to read than passive voice sentences.
Not all passive voice sentences are wrong, but they should be used with care.
Sommers (1982) offers a strategy for recoding and extending classical logic, in part by exploiting an idea suggested by Leibniz (and arguably Panini): a relational sentence like 'Juliet loved Romeo' somehow combines an active-voice sentence with a passive-voice sentence, perhaps along the lines of 'Juliet loved, and thereby Romeo was loved'; cp.
A short whole voiced sentence from a male is used as the source signal.
As shown in Figs. 8 and 9, more than 75%% frames of the separated voice-sentence sound are voice, and more than 72%% frames of the separated washing-hand sound are non-voice.
But if (40) can be glossed as 'Juliet did some kissing, and Romeo was thereby kissed', perhaps the ancient idea can be deployed in developing Leibniz' suggestion that relational sentences like (40) somehow contain simpler active-voice and passive-voice sentences; cp.
Finally, condition "SUBJECT": 10 additional computer voiced sentences were presented to the patient during which she was asked to count aloud in order to mask the sound of the computer voice.
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