A Manner of Speaking: For Effective CommunicationPutnam, 1961 - Всего страниц: 362 |
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... strong inten- sity is that of a loud sound in the sense that it will travel relatively far through the air ; but a sound wave of strong intensity may be sensed as a weak or faint sound by anyone who is far from its source . The loudness ...
... strong inten- sity is that of a loud sound in the sense that it will travel relatively far through the air ; but a sound wave of strong intensity may be sensed as a weak or faint sound by anyone who is far from its source . The loudness ...
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... strong breath support for singing or for any relatively strong type of public speaking will need to strengthen the muscles that exert pressure upon the exhaled breath . 2. The ability to sustain breath pressure for a relatively long ...
... strong breath support for singing or for any relatively strong type of public speaking will need to strengthen the muscles that exert pressure upon the exhaled breath . 2. The ability to sustain breath pressure for a relatively long ...
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... strong string or thong in order to hang up the gong . 10. A struck gong will ring , a plucked string will twang or sing , and a tight valve will ping . A Strong Glottal Click : On initial vowels of emphatic words a strong glottal attack ...
... strong string or thong in order to hang up the gong . 10. A struck gong will ring , a plucked string will twang or sing , and a tight valve will ping . A Strong Glottal Click : On initial vowels of emphatic words a strong glottal attack ...
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The Eating and Drinking Mechanism | 73 |
Vocal Variations While Speaking | 81 |
THE STRENGTH AND BASIC QUALITY OF THE VOICE | 88 |
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