Having someone close come out as transgender can be disorienting; few realize how attached they are to a loved one's cheek stubble or the bass timbre of his voice until those traits morph or disappear.
Verdi's genius for melody and cadence means that each character has a personal voice -- a trait foreign to the play, in which, by design, everyone speaks (as it were) the same language.
When Suleimani appears in public — often to speak at veterans' events or to meet with Khamenei — he carries himself inconspicuously and rarely raises his voice, exhibiting a trait that Arabs call khilib, or understated charisma.
Our laughter changed more dramatically, taking on its voiced and exhaled traits in the past 5 million years, after the human line diverged from chimpanzees and bonobos.
The captain of this quixotic craft, mourning a lost mistress, methodically keeps himself semi-inebriated; the boat's mechanic is a silent Indian; and the pilot's "features, gestures, voice, and other personal traits have been carried to so perfect a degree of non-existence that they can never stay in our memories".
As biometric traits, face, voice, fingerprint, hand veins, iris, handwriting, and gait are available for such applications.
and/or behavioral traits (signature, voice, etc). of persons are gaining more and more interest in the last years since they are based on information that is permanently associated with a person.
Having renounced the visibility of her earlier years, she is now recognizable only by one single trait: her voice, that "heary, unaffected laugh, deep-toned, rippling down a descending scale," which sends Cheri into a panic of mourning and grief.
But beyond the expressiveness of voice, there is another trait that is virtually incomparable.
It is convenient to specify that each feature of the GRBAS scale ranges from 0 to 3, where 0 indicates no affection, 1 slightly affected, 2 moderately affected, and 3 severely affected voice regarding the corresponding trait.
