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Significats de unmodulated en anglès

Characterized by lack of variation in pitch, tone, or volume.

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Examples for "modulated"
Examples for "modulated"
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Conclusions: Accelerated partial breast irradiation using intensity-modulated external radiotherapy is technically feasible.
Pubmed
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His voice was calm and well modulated as he assessed the situation.
The Flood
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No significant difference between different amplitude-modulated frequencies of IFC treatments was observed.
Pubmed
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However, chaperone gene expression was modulated in the MAT of CD patients.
Pubmed
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It is important to determine if these are modulated by prenatal conditions.
Pubmed
Ús de unmodulated en anglès
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His lips were thick, and the tone of his voice broad and unmodulated.
Caleb Williams; Or, Things as They Are
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Her voice was even and unmodulated, not too friendly and not too cold.
Doctor Claudius, A True Story
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He said in the same unmodulated voice, 'Mr Barnard, Mr Beard.' It was usually 'Professor'.
Solar
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A flat, unmodulated voice; an utterly featureless voice you couldn't pin down if you tried.
Pinball, 1973
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His appearance enforced these impressions-hishandsome face, his radiant, unaverted eyes, his childish, unmodulated voice.
Roderick Hudson
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Threshold determination was repeated in the same individuals in the presence of speech-like unmodulated and modulated masking noises.
Pubmed
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The ringing continued, shrill and unmodulated.
Acts of faith
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The sound is raw, unmodulated.
Pandemonium
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Macaulay sat down by his mother, and began telling the incidents of the day's hunting in his smooth, unmodulated voice.
Paul Patoff
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Footsteps came up the path, and on the very verge of the porch a voice spoke- awoman'svoice, unmodulated, arrogant.
The Obstacle Race
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Magloire produced some slips of paper precisely similar to Picard's and read from them in the same rapid, business-like, unmodulated tones:
After Dark
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I got the most accurate bearing that I could; the transmission was an unmodulated, very narrow band-clearlya beacon of some kind.
The Collected Stories of Arthur C. Clarke
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He looked at her very keenly, and, still looking, and still tearing up the letter, went on in a hard, unmodulated voice.
The Unclassed
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She told Robin everything in a dull, unmodulated voice, with a dead-tiredness in it which revealed her unhappiness more eloquently than words could have done.
Mary Gray
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'I know nothing about it,' Reardon replied, in the same unmodulated voice.
New Grub Street
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"I'm going out," cried the former in the loud and unmodulated voice of the deaf.
The Chief Legatee
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