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Significados de intonation em inglês

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Rise and fall of the voice pitch.

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        The act of singing in a monotonous tone.

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              However, immunological modulation was most pronounced in patients in good physical condition.
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              However, the role of CA in modulation of BAFF expression remains unknown.
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              However, a role of tissue mechanics in modulation of inflammation remains unclear.
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              Thus modulation of MG by Glo1 represents a novel target for treatment.
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              Thus, FMCs may be successfully used for immune modulation and tissue repair.
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              In terms of the pitch contour you can hear it here in the word passport.
              Wired
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              Instead, English-learning infants only learned if one of the labels had a rising pitch contour.
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              Here, we explore perceptual and experiential factors that drive associative learning of labels that differ in pitch contour.
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              Uso de intonation em inglês
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              I was keenly aware of her every movement and change in intonation.
              How to make love like a porn star
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              From far in the west he caught the low intonation of thunder.
              The Flaming Forest
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              The intonation of his voice lifts at the end of his question.
              City of lies
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              A sudden throb of shock masked in the surface indifference of intonation.
              Within the Law: From the Play of Bayard Veiller
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              There was an intonation in the protest that hinted at some irritation.
              Flamsted quarries
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              Nevertheless, there was a doubtful intonation in his voice which surprised me.
              Wandering Ghosts
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              Her intonation went with them and her face; they lived on that.
              The Path of a Star
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              He extended his hand, his English refined, mellifluous under his Swiss intonation.
              The bourne identity
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              The English was fluent, and only rendered softer by the foreign intonation.
              Aunt Jane's Nieces Abroad
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              Jenny Prask had kept every intonation of her voice under her control.
              The Summons
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              The words he could not hear, but he could distinguish the intonation.
              French and English: A Story of the Struggle in America
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              The words were what he had expected, but the intonation was not.
              Quin
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              It is a harpsichord, but the intonation is that of a virginal.
              Evelyn Innes
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              With plaintive pathos, and perfect truth of intonation, she prayed in song.
              International Weekly Miscellany of Literature, Art and Science -...
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              It was largely a question of intonation I believe-butthere it was.
              In a Green Shade / A Country Commentary
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              Nowadays, courtiers slightly modify their intonation in clucking to please their masters.
              The Man Who Laughs: A Romance of English History
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