Sentence examples for voice variability from inspiring English sources

There is an apparent trend indicating that warp factors less than 1 yield a better quality score than those greater than 1 but further experiments with a range of speakers would be required to rule out voice variability.

We also observe that the variations in likelihood scores for each phoneme of older voices are higher than those for adult voices indicating a larger variability in the pronunciations of all phonemes.

The report voiced "concerns about the variability of the quality of the teaching" and said registration of teachers is only embryonic, leaving people struggling to assess their credentials.

In this article we report on the results of the speaking fundamental frequency (SFF) and the standard deviation of the SFF (SFFsd) as a measure of intraindividual variability, and the voice onset time (VOT).

Children demonstrated increased sentence variability in their voices when they were cued.

"It's a binary decision -- is this person who he claims to be or not?" But accuracy has been hampered by many difficulties, from the differences in telephone connections and microphones to the inherent variability of the human voice.

This variability challenges interpretation of voice experiments.

To further improve voice quality and better account for variability in network, 3GPP uses 50 ms air interface delay bound (one-way delay from eNB to UE) in LTE system performance evaluation [19].

He also employed humming and the variability in timbre of singers' voices as techniques in reaching a desired emotional or sensual effect.

The speech of 10 PD patients and 12 normal controls was analyzed for syllable rate and variability, syllable length patterning, vowel fraction, voice-onset time variability, and spirantization.

Even though broadband technologies have significantly increased transmission bandwidth, heavy degradation of voice quality may occur due to the traffic-dependent variability of transmission delay in the network.