Analysis of voiced and
unvoiced speech segments from Whi-Spe database show that voiced sounds are dominant in normal speech (62.
The following benefits are expected: higher glottic closure, mucosa mobilization improvement, improvement of perceptive-auditory vocal alterations, reduction of acoustic measures jitter, shimmer, noise-to-harmonics ratio, f0 measures, vocal breaks,
unvoiced segments and sub-harmonics 4.
By doing so it reaches out into society and goes beyond the operational conventions that surpass the space of the library -- in contrast to the
unvoiced migrants -- and comes as a multiple opening towards the visitor of both the exhibition and the library.
a melody
unvoiced from root through stalk and stems--what else should
And as they read out their "Hiyas" to groups of people in the theatre they were clearly enjoying their own,
unvoiced, jokes.
This is quite evident from the fact that, international community generally remained
unvoiced over the Kashmiri genocide by Indian Army, following their renewed struggle, started in 1990.
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She visited poor communities around the country and found deep
unvoiced resentment at the effects of losing funding and services because of austerity measures.
Meanwhile, typically vocalic forms like the street demonstration invited a growing feminist public into silent acts of reading through suffragists'
unvoiced display of placards and banners.
Therefore, ponder this possibility: a voiced counterpart of an
unvoiced phoneme (the "minimum acoustic element of oral speech") may have the effect of a morpheme (a "stable part of a word" that "conveys meaning") and is "typically composed of one phoneme" (Eisenson, Auer, and Irwin 110).
One may believe antibiotics cure everything, and the next may have an
unvoiced concern that he has caught a sexually transmitted infection from oral sex.
However, it is also a Type 2 with the 's'
unvoiced, meaning : to serve again.