نتایج جستجو برای: voice level

تعداد نتایج: 1117231  

2013
Susan Griebling Lisa M. Vaughn

Researchers often find themselves in a position of “acting for” or “in the name of” individuals and communities whose voices have traditionally been muted or silenced. The passive nature of these muted or silenced voices prevents them from being heard, fully understood or appreciated. As true voices of participants emerge in research, so does a more representative view of individuals’ or commun...

2000
Håkan Larson

Speech analysis tools within the Lingus system have been used on a large scale for adults and children learning Swedish as second language. Several thousands of students have had the opportunity to for instance compare their own pitch curves with those of native speakers. The attitudes and experience of students and teachers have been investigated, in a first stage through a number of interview...

2004
Xin Lei Mari Ostendorf Lane Owsley

In this paper we focus on improving the noise preprocessor (NPP) of the low-rate speech coder MELPe using information from the non-acoustic General Electromagnetic Motion Sensor (GEMS). A generalized linear model approach is proposed to improve the voice activity estimation both in the frame-level time domain and in the bin-level frequency domain with GEMS and context features. HMM based speech...

Journal: :journal of research in medical sciences 0
cristina tiple tudor drugan florina veronica dinescu rodica muresan magdalena chirila marcel cosgarea

background: health?related quality of life (hrql) and voice handicap index (vhi) of laryngectomies seem to be relevant regarding voice rehabilitation. the aim of this study is to assess the impact on hrql and vhi of laryngectomies, following voice rehabilitation. materials and methods: a retrospective study done at the ear, nose, and throat department of the emergency county hospital. sixty?fiv...

ژورنال: مجله علمی پژوهان 2014
سلطانی, مجید , صیحه ای, الهام, باغبان, کوثر , جوادی پور, شیوا , مرادی, نگین ,

Introduction: When adults talk to another person, linguistic characteristics of the listener will also be considered. A clear example of speech changes depending on the listener is maternal or infant directed speech. Infant directed speech is more slowly with longer sentences and pauses at the end of the utterance. Undoubtedly the most distinctive feature of this style of speech is acoustic c...

    Background: Parkinson’s disease (PD) is a progressive neurological disorder and many PD patients experience some type of voice and speech disorders during the course of illness. In this study, the aim was to investigate the effect of Lee Silverman voice treatment (LSVT) on improving voice difficulties in patients with mild PD using voice handicap index (VHI).    Methods: This interventiona...

Journal: :Journal of voice : official journal of the Voice Foundation 2012
Angélique Remacle Camille Finck Anne Roche Dominique Morsomme

OBJECTIVES The objectives of this study are to evaluate the impact on voice of both duration and intensity level of 2 hours of continuous oral reading. Voice modifications accompanying changes in intensity level during prolonged reading tasks are analyzed. METHODS Fifty normophonic women undergo two sessions of voice loading in which the required intensity level of voice varied between 60-65 ...

Journal: :Cerebral cortex 2011
Maude Beauchemin Berta González-Frankenberger Julie Tremblay Phetsamone Vannasing Eduardo Martínez-Montes Pascal Belin Renée Béland Diane Francoeur Ana-Maria Carceller Fabrice Wallois Maryse Lassonde

In the mature adult brain, there are voice selective regions that are especially tuned to familiar voices. Yet, little is known about how the infant's brain treats such information. Here, we investigated, using electrophysiology and source analyses, how newborns process their mother's voice compared with that of a stranger. Results suggest that, shortly after birth, newborns distinctly process ...

Journal: :The South African journal of communication disorders = Die Suid-Afrikaanse tydskrif vir Kommunikasieafwykings 2010
Pallavi Sovani Geetha Mukundan

Menopause effects a permanent change in certain body functions, including voice. If the voice is used continually as part of one's occupation, this may further impact on postmenopausal voice changes. The present study investigated individual and combined effects of menopause and professional voice use on voice. Ninety-two women were classified into reproductive (52) and postmenopausal (40) grou...

سقراط فقیه زاده, , شیوا سادات بصامپور, , فاطمه رضایی, , فاطمه محمدزاده, , فاطمه گودرزی, , معصومه ذاکری مقدم, ,

  Background and Aim : Coma has many complications affecting cognitive, perceptive and emotional functions. Sensory deprivation as one of the most common complications is considered as threatening for the patient. It is developed by decreasing sensory inputs or receiving monotone or unstructured stimulations. Sensory stimulation of comatose patient may prevent these complications, but using the...

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