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Meanings of phonation in English
The sound made by the vibration of vocal folds modified by the resonance of the vocal tract.
Synonyms
Examples for "voice"
Examples for "voice"
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Talk to the public information officer. Abrams' voice belied his tough talk.
2
Nothing happened: 'there was no voice, no answer, no attention given them.'
3
It's a controversial idea: allowing children a voice in public policy decisions.
4
Mr Nally has also given a voice to the victims of crime.
5
Raising his right hand he said in a clear and commanding voice:
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You merely need to set up communications between myself and another vox.
2
He has touched the vox humana stop of the crowd; it fairly roars.
3
A quick vox pop suggests he's not alone in that view.
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The vox humana of a Hammond organ sobbed among the clouds.
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She always spoke in a hushed vox tremulo, and never played any rough games.
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Results showed that a population of motor neurons specifically fire during vocalization.
2
Most clinical events were brief and confined to vocalization or limb movements.
3
Speech may be called the prose, and song the poetry of vocalization.
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His vocalization was unexceptionably pure, and his style was manly and noble.
5
I was greeted with joyous clapping, singing, and ululating, the great African vocalization.
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It's one of the clearest cases of where a vocalisation comes from.
2
These behaviours all require her to control her vocalisation and breathing.
3
Mr. Direck felt they were going back, back, in spite of all this vocalisation.
4
Pathetically cheerful that pum, pum, hopelessly cheerful indeed against the dirge of the air, a dirge accentuated by sporadic vocalisation.
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Even after only a few minutes' vocalisation on this subject a deadly infection seems to creep into the air-theinfection of priggishness.
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The aged pianist had often listened to her vocalism with enraptured gaze, and she believed he, too, was her slave.
2
In this city Emma lived for four years, during most of which time she received instruction in vocalism from the venerable Professor Perkins.
3
Emile, for his part, was equally interested in her exploits in vocalism, which he found as extraordinary and unexpected as everything else about her.
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Squabbling believably, Chen and Chiu have the body language and shorthand vocalisms of genuine siblings.
5
Vocalism, measure, concentration, determination, and the divine power to speak words;
Usage of phonation in English
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All but one patient had improved swallowing and phonation after the procedure.
2
Impairment in phonation is especially severe in patients with respiratory dysfunction.
3
The voluntary control of phonation is a crucial achievement in the evolution of speech.
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At phonation the bands are drawn toward each other, meeting just as it commences.
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There was increase in fundamental frequency, maximum phonation time and self-reference voice-related quality of life.
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Results: Maximal phonation time was shorter in groups A and B compared with that of controls.
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Initial laryngeal spasm followed by wheezing respiration, croupy cough, and varying degrees of impairment of phonation.
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The main symptom of unilateral vocal fold paralysis is hoarseness because of a remaining glottic gap during phonation.
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Separately assessed were features of articulation, phonation, prosody, and the global severity for a total of 31 items.
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Results: Areas of activation in the ADSD and control groups were similar to those reported previously for vowel phonation.
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Although the reinnervated vocal cord did not regain normal movement, both of the patients obtained excellent improvement in phonation.
12
The hypothesis was that the reduced maximum phonation time in people with obesity would be corrected after surgery due to weight loss.
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Sudden shutting off of the expiratory blast and the phonation during paroxysmal cough is almost pathognomonic of a movable tracheal foreign body.
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We would again urge that in every instance of phonation in either speaker or singer, the breath be taken through the open mouth.
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Two hours after the intake of zolpidem, improvement of all the parameters tested, with the exception of the maximum phonation time, was observed.
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They are, since phonation is at will, voluntary muscles; but it is an interesting fact that the laryngeal muscles of either side invariably act together.
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Translations for phonation
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