Her voice was modulated to a normal speed and volume.
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She has modulated her message but that is her lineage.
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If Raikkonen barely modulated his tone, Vettel was far more excited.
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A triple high definition camera under the windshield and frequency-modulated
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It can be modulated in ways that prefab traditionally hasn't allowed.
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Nothing that has happened since has modulated the buzz around him.
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That modulated approach is seen as part of his larger appeal.
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But sound is a stubborn obstacle to this delicately modulated performance.
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Students work in dedicated studio space that fosters modulated, communal studio experiences.
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"It's actually recordings from the desert that have been modulated," he says.
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Kalanick's suit was immaculate, his face was impassive, his voice was modulated.
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But some Democrats argued that Biden's modulated approach was a necessary one.
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Placebo can only help symptoms that can be modulated by the mind.
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His voice was a razor's edge: modulated, decisive, accustomed to getting things done.
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The symptoms are things they can perceive that are modulated by the brain.
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There's a constant frequency signal out of which there will be tones modulated.
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Even if modulated, bits of it are likely to be applied by Mr Bolsonaro.
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"I would say time consciousness and self-consciousness are modulated together," Wittmann tells me.
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For instance: Placebo can only help symptoms that can be modulated by the mind.
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If they do, I hope it's a modulated one and not laced with fury.
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He was taught proper mannerisms and gestures and to speak in a softly modulated tone.
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The flexibility of consciousness is being modulated by LSD, which is done through the receptor.
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Everything is modulated very precisely, and it comes together into a blending chamber, they say.
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But at the same time, our counter-extremism policy has to be very carefully modulated.
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"We've implicated the reward circuit, and we know that's modulated by dopamine," Dr. Marsh explains.
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Instead, they have been disguised or modulated for pragmatic tactical reasons from time to time.
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In an interview with CNN in September, Mr. Pence, like his boss, modulated that view.
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"Whether that will be a crash or something modulated over time is hard to see."
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In fact, we can show de Castro's 'Modulated Composition, 1954' alongside the Mondrian that inspired it.
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These walls are modulated every four feet; in both directions they are constant and totally empty.
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What did stick was the impression that even a modulated Trump is entirely unfit for office.
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It offers the best in both, where other, cheaper rods aren't so meticulously modulated and tapered.
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Here, the squabbling borders on symphonic, better modulated to draw out the distinctions among the wails.
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The effect is that of a ferocious natural force, Rosalia's voice, modulated through extreme technological control.
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To that point, the beat of the FRB suggests that it might be modulated by its surroundings.
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In fact, we can show de Castro's 'Modulated Composition, 1954' alongside the Piet Mondrian that inspired it.
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As the tower moves, the speakers blast a specifically modulated acoustic signal that's detected by the mics.
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We found plenty of well-modulated bottles despite the ripeness of the grapes in the 20163 vintage.
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It's more expensive than alternatives like intensity-modulated radiation therapy, but isn't proven to be any better.
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This was a fun one, and well modulated for a Wednesday by Mr. Walden and the editors.
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SMART is an acronym for "senescence modulated abscission regulated technologies," essentially a specialized gene pool of the tree.
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What makes Refn's best work (see: Drive) so successful is a combination of energy and well-modulated tone.
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And so they were more modulated in their views when they were together than when they spoke separately.
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Here, too, Mr. Toyota created a minutely modulated acoustic "skin," this one carved into sensual waves in oak.
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Those attacks were widely viewed to have backfired, and Mr. Trump later modulated his words about the Khans.
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"I think it comes from the playing of too many E minor chords over some modulated reverb" Raus writes.
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The mood is laid-back, down-to-earth, modulated by a midday siesta and a chilled sip of pastis.
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The vocal part is a kind of toned, modulated speaking: vowels elongated, pitches bent, full of whispers and rasps.
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In others, the surface was distressed, or atmospheric, or modulated, or as creamy as a skim coat of plaster.
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In Jennifer Croft's assured translation, each self-enclosed account is tightly conceived and elegantly modulated, the language balletic, unforced.
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Yet Mr. Trump's modulated tone seemed calculated to open a negotiation with China rather than ignite a trade war.
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Go look at old quotes of his, they're fascinating to look at, he sort of modulated himself more now.
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Although it's essentially a fast, hard techno track, it stands out for its genuinely ambitious filigree of time-modulated breakbeats.
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" The footage shows male sports anchors delivering their commentary in an "excited, modulated, rapid-clipped, amplified voice — often literally yelling.
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Or perhaps it's because her voice is Babbitt's voice, modulated and transformed until it felt like he'd created someone new.
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He had command of his words, the selection of which he modulated to make someone laugh, listen, or back off.
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If anything, we started to notice some trends in the opposite direction of what we expected: for technical ability, it appeared that men who were modulated to sound like women did a bit better than unmodulated men and that women who were modulated to sound like men did a bit worse than unmodulated women.
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Every aspect of their demeanour, from posture to speech, had to be modulated to convey unstinting subservience to the upper castes.
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Usually, she brings together two vocabularies, beginning with a brushy, solid, or modulated ground made of a thin coat of paint.
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Still, even Republicans who were relieved by Trump's modulated initial response worry about the controversy's capacity to hurt the party politically.
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Instead of hearing the modulated voice of Christina or Miley, let yourself hear a new voice—different, but no less authentic.
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Music was cued and modulated through the level editor, while a scripting language gave high-level control of the game's systems.
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But even then, just trying things out, Mr. Guirgis gave a beautifully modulated performance: tender-tough, supple, funny in surprising places.
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He had, by then, traded in rough-and-ready brushwork and modulated colors for graphic crispness and a high-keyed palette.
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At the helm, I modulated our speed and position to keep the Klingons in sight, allowing the tactical officer to open fire.
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During the Trump campaign and transition, he set aside the nuanced, modulated Intelligence Community style in favor of charged rhetoric and tweets.
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On DJ Maphorisa's gqom hit "Midnight Starring," her modulated-sounding voice backs up house singer Busiswa's raspy delivery on the song's hook.
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Afterwards, I was able to watch the scene I'd just created, complete with my own recorded voice modulated for a monstrous effect.
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" But, Princenthal interjects, art avoids slipping into the dark side because it "is always modulated by thought—by an attempt at intelligibility.
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The system is usually found on helicopters and uses modulated laser-bases beams to confuse heat-seeking (or infra-red homing) missiles.
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The Arca remodel, for example, I was trying to find my sounds somewhere in there, modulated, or pitched down, and I couldn't.
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Mr. James's voice is digitally modulated — processed and mixed with sampled sounds — in real time to make it deeper and more animalistic.
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Midway through the album is a song made entirely out of four words from "Juggernaut," modulated, tweaked, and repeated over and over.
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This carefully modulated use of air power for specific, temporary purposes carries far fewer risks than establishing a permanent no-fly zone.
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In "In the Night Kitchen," parents barely exist; the child in a state of nature is self-created and, eventually, self-modulated.
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Stylistically, Vigée Le Brun avoided both the lightness of Late Rococo and the artifice of Neo-Classicism, countering both with a modulated naturalism.
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Ever since taking back the House of Representatives in January, Democratic leaders have carefully modulated the demands for impeachment from their activist base.
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Jackie Robinson broke the color barrier, but about 50 Latino players had first modulated it by passing as Spanish in the major leagues.
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His narrative of self-catechism and self-laceration has the carefully modulated quality of a classically trained actor doing an intense audition piece.
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While in New York, in 1973, she performed her modulated minimalist piece "Ψ 847" at the Kitchen, on the invitation of Rhys Chatham.
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He can remove them from any natural hinterland, cover them in mystery and then allow them to emerge into a scrupulously modulated clarity.
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But the flavors don't hide anymore; they have an insistent presence, and their dynamics are beautifully modulated from one dish to the next.
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"Initially, Mark sort of dismissed it, then he modulated and he said 'one percent'; I don't know where he got that number," Swisher said.
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Her performance in this MCC production, which opened on Wednesday night under the assured direction of Leigh Silverman, is a model of modulated transparency.
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Eccles loaded the data collected from the live DNA sequencing into Audacity, then modulated its frequency to get the result we can hear now.
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The study also found dozens of new "resonant objects," which are tiny worlds with orbits that are modulated by the motions of larger planets.
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But Lee Krasner is the riveting one, rare and defiant and glowing with life in a beautifully modulated, remarkably understated performance by Birgit Huppuch.
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Frequency Modulated Continuous Wave lidar, the tech of choice for Aeva, Aurora's Blackmore, and Cruise's Strobe, detects an object's velocity along with its shape.
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On the page, they can be invoked, modulated, made to alternate so fast they seem to melt away, leaving only the thing in itself.
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That Mr. Ridley is also a writer of uncommon lyricism comes across in beautifully modulated performances by Robyn Kerr and Harry Farmer (1:20 each).
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His name, like many of his peers, perfectly trivializes computer jargon, adding humorous context to the sometimes-modulated voice he sings with in his music.
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Lawrence Jones was an impressive tenor, but the baritone Jesse Blumberg stole the show with his bass arias, strong yet deeply expressive and smartly modulated.
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The patent the scientists licensed to Ariad, though, claimed a method for modulating that pathway, though they had yet to identify the molecules that modulated it.
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Perhaps inevitably, one is a lightsaber constructed using a cardboard tube, set to produce cat sounds that can be modulated with the waving of the tube.
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Mr. McCraven, 32, seems to be playing one long song on the drums, a modulated flow of dance rhythm: funk and swing and African-derived polyrhythms.
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The researchers first exposed pregnant rats to whole body CDMA- or GSM-modulated radio frequency radiation for nine hours a day, every day of the week.
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This "immunity gap" may be modulated by hormonal differences, in which the masculine hormone testosterone suppresses the immune system while the feminine hormone estradiol protects it.
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Derek and I filmed each other doing some dumb stuff and Logan modulated it together with obscure VHS tape footage and pulsed it to the music.
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Her voice was low, modulated to be heard by only the two people she was speaking to and then, when she felt like it, by everyone.
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Mr. Trump has, on occasion, advocated the use of torture and questioned the value of NATO and other alliances, although he has since modulated those positions.
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From previous research, he knew that a group of ion channels (protein molecules that span a cell's membrane), known as the HCN family, modulated pain sensation.
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Then, when the performance is almost done, they have a scene of such poignancy, with such well-modulated acting, that we wonder: What took so long?
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The current prototyped version, not yet interactive, propels the viewer in a slow free-fall through stripped-down rooms and open spaces as a modulated voice narrates.
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They are strongly progressive on some issues — Booker especially on criminal justice, O'Rourke on immigration reform — but they have a more modulated platform than the leading lefties.
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The size of this new monetary program could be modulated based on macro variables such as output and inflation or even the exchange value of the yen.
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"Cardiac schwannomas were observed in male rats in all exposed groups of both GSM- and CDMA-modulated RFR, while none were observed in controls," the team added.
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It's pretty good fun and, for better or worse, it sounds like Jack Antonoff didn't get within a mile of its modulated vocals or soft-industrial drums.
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"The thing about this one is that it's at a high frequency, and therefore it can bear much more modulated information on top of it," Schuster says.
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Readers wary of the form need not be: Robin Robertson's poetry injects rhythm and momentum into a narrative that is equal parts art and superbly modulated rage.
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Republican voters are now more "guttural," as Davis put it, more comfortable with Trump's boastful, violent rhetoric and less connected to the cosmopolitan, modulated language of suburbia.
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On Thursday he modulated both the tone of his voice and the tenor of his remarks, which in prior debates have drawn sharp criticism for being vulgar.
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The radiant hues in Olitski's spray paintings turn out not to be monochromes but, rather, delicately modulated expanses that often change dramatically across the surface of the canvas.
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Kate's evolving reaction to Sylvia, which moves from knee-jerk rejection to attempted accommodation to nerve-jangled exasperation and something close to despair, is modulated with fluid expertise.
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Ella's algorithm was encoded into modulated radio waves and she rides these radio waves some 16 billion miles every day, traversing interstellar space at the speed of light.
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Singing from the point of view of the young person, seeking new experiences they might not be equipped to handle, Sivan's voice is perfectly modulated and often emotionless.
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President Barack Obama delivered a brilliantly modulated speech on Wednesday that served as a valediction of his presidency, a repudiation of Trumpism, and rousing endorsement of Hillary Clinton.
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White House officials acknowledged later that Mr. Obama had been too modulated, but the president has not wavered from his refusal to use overheated language in discussing terrorism.
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Circadian rhythms are primarily modulated by the day-night cycle, and inform an organism when to do things like eat, sleep, or migrate, as the case may be.
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First among equals at this are Ms. LaVoy and Mr. Brannon, who seem to carry the incipient knowledge of social change in their exquisitely modulated parries and retreats.
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Though it was soon modulated, the signal had been sent to Beijing that it was about to confront a very different American president with a more confrontational agenda.
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Filipino officials cite Chinese loans, infrastructure investment and fruit imports to explain why their country has modulated its criticism of Beijing's maritime claims in the South China Sea.
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"It's opportunity knocking," he said, explaining in a modulated tone that Mr. de Blasio was vulnerable and that he was the only candidate qualified to answer that knock.
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The characters' personalities are filled in by the highly modulated vocal performances and by Shinkai's animation, the discreet and bold choices that make their faces and physicalities pop.
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I'm as troubled as anyone else seeking a welcoming, equitable, informed and enterprising America in what Trump's rhetoric has fueled and could do going forward if not modulated.
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"There is a real need for cannabis varieties for potential medical use that produce modulated THC concentrations and varying concentrations of other pharmacologically active substances," the patent says.
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Related: Meg Whitman could lead more rich Republicans to vote for Hillary Clinton Up until his political turn, foot traffic to Trump's businesses modulated between steady and growing.
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Arthur moved to Manhattan in 2005 to study at NYU under Nassim Nicholas Taleb, whose emphasis on life's randomness modulated Arthur's belief that life was a multidimensional optimization problem.
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If that turns out to be the case, it will go a long way to showing that there is a generalised ageing process that can be modulated with drugs.
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Mr. Trump, after initially appearing to approve the senators' efforts on Tuesday, modulated his support in a Twitter post on Wednesday that again invoked the specter of a bailout.
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I'll turn the mic over to him: They exposed pregnant rats to whole body CDMA- and GSM-modulated radiofrequency radiation, for 9 hours a day, 7 days a week.
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They add to a perception that has played out in Flynn's courtroom proceedings that he has modulated between helping the special counsel and stoking Mueller's critics in the Republican Party.
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He hasn't really stopped being that, but he has modulated himself slightly over time, which has led to the other characters being more forgiving of his over-the-top antics.
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Kadri imagines that it may be possible to harness the same AGWs produced by the earthquake that produced the tsunami to somehow reflect back at the tsunami in modulated form.
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Without even trying, The Americans has become a cultural touchstone — but if it embraces the political mood of the moment too much, it risks ruining its distinct, carefully modulated tone.
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She is impeccable, perhaps too much so — the even, perfectly modulated dynamics of her dancing (amplified by the oddly slow tempos of her solos), tamp down grander emotion and excitement.
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It's a brisk, efficient piece of storytelling with a skillfully modulated sense of vertigo as Margot begins to realize she knows next to nothing about the man she is dating.
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"A city is never a passive environment: it is an echo chamber for all the vibrations constantly created and modulated by its inhabitants," Ha Thuc wrote in her curatorial statement.
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As Vox's Sarah Kliff reported last week, O'Rourke had embraced full-throated single-payer ideas in the past but modulated his position recently, saying he's opting for pragmatism over ideological purity.
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Personally, I'll probably try to find an LFO I can control with my face, and try to not collapse in a fit of giggles when opening my mouth produces modulated wobbles.
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This can then be modulated by prices like Dispensing Fees (an amount reimbursed to pharmacies for the product), or Federal Upper Limits (FUL) (price ceilings set by CMS for certain medications).
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These visuals are complemented by contemporary interviews in which Edwards, a vibrantly natural storyteller, and other crew members recall their great race with both mist in their eyes and modulated outrage.
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"Cuando Tu Quieras" shuffles along over metallic clinks and water droplets, punctuating the chorus with what sounds like a digitally elongated exhalation, looped and artificially modulated to align with the melody.
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He's reluctant to support Medicare-for-all right now, saying he thinks a more modulated message is necessary in this district, which is almost evenly divided among Democrats, Republicans, and independents.
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With gestural precision and a modulated delivery that breathes life into each word, Redgrave dominates the movie even in her character's absence by filling it with a complicated sense of loss.
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The fun in listening to the project, however, is seeing a young Kendrick clearly cribbing cadences and tone flips that will inevitably become the blueprint of his nimble, vocally modulated verses now.
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To observe the carefully modulated grids within and beneath the whiteness of Martin's surfaces is to know the fundamental strength of these paintings, and to know that strength is to feel it.
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Candidate Trump is President Trump In his first 100 days, Trump has modulated some of his foreign policy positions and received a wake-up call about the complexities of dealing with Congress.
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The modulated horns of Devon Brady and LiveWork Collective's "Syphonium" water tower were inspired by the whistles of boats passing on the adjacent Industrial Canal and trains rolling by on the tracks.
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"This is not careful, modulated foreign policy where we're thinking three or four moves ahead," said Richard Haass, the president of the Council on Foreign Relations who served Republican and Democratic presidents.
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WASHINGTON — As attack dogs go, Representative Adam B. Schiff, Democrat of California, is more labradoodle than Doberman, his partisanship disguised by a thick fur of intense preparation, modulated locution and gentle accusations.
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At times, Endgame feels like Inception, with the mind-bending sense of a dozen equally important things happening all at once, but without the sense of unity or a cohesive, well-modulated buildup.
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Sanders had also shown an uncanny ability to adopt the voice of the person she was representing: Boozman was gentlemanly and never ranted, and so she had modulated her tone in public appearances.
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Their 2006 paper, "Human Taste Thresholds Are Modulated by Serotonin and Noradrenaline," not only upended common wisdom that our taste preferences are fixed, but showed these changes occur within the taste receptors themselves.
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I don't think any of these issues around leaving or staying in the art world are clear-cut or fixed: they're wrestled with over the course of a life and modulated by circumstances.
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But researchers at Intel and the Stanford Computational Imaging Lab have managed to recreate what is essentially the same NLOS technology, but using modulated sound waves blasted from off the shelf speakers and microphones.
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In contrast to the poetry of Red Flash, which presents a fast-moving flow of surreal and digressive collages, the more purely lyrical discourse of Dark Church is structured and modulated by repeating couplets.
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Trump has since modulated his controversial Muslim ban to temporarily suspend immigration from so-called terror states and proposed screening potential immigrants with an ideological admissions test to determine whether they support American values.
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"Simply by correlating two data sets that never talked to each other, (such as) population occupancy and modulated fan speed, I can have huge electricity savings in the middle of the day," Gilbert said.
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At the very least, an action sequence that takes up much of the fifth episode makes for an involving hour of television, and the timeline switching is better modulated in some of the later episodes.
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What I took at first for blocks of color dissolved when I leaned in, were modulated, textured, full of movement somehow, not the movement of objects but of light, which fell across them gently, undramatically.
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Her Gasteyer was a 120 percent concentration: angular head movements; precise intentional blinks; a modulated operatic voice — classic Gasteyer, but swirled with the essential oils of her performance as a tightly wound 20053s Martha Stewart.
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Dynamics were modulated as if on a hair trigger, whether thanks to the preparation of the choir's director, Joe Miller, or to the ministrations of this year's early-music import, the British maestro Andrew Manze.
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The explosion of auto-tune in pop music means that many of the voices we hear on a daily basis are somewhat if not highly modulated — a fact not lost on the creators of this piece.
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By listening to what's essentially an amplified and hugely modulated version of the thing that keeps me eating crisps I thought I might find some deeper connection to both myself and to humanity as a whole.
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As she loomed over me, her voice modulated, I felt like I was in Honey I Shrunk the Kids; for a split second I felt scared and terrified that she could squash me like a cockroach.
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Democrats argue that the nation is so polarized — in large part because of Trump himself — that there may not be many persuadable voters for him to win over, even with a more modulated performance on Tuesday.
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It's well documented that the effects of placebo medication can be modulated by the color of the pill, which influences the expectation of the patient, just as the color of a uniform can for an athlete.
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Ms. Abrams is also hoping to appeal to moderate voters, placing decidedly more emphasis on her plans to create jobs and invest in education than her criticism of some Confederate memorials, which she has modulated recently.
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Some of AMLO's skeptics take solace in the fact that in this campaign he has moderated his policies, modulated his tone, reached out to the business community, and promised to work pragmatically with the United States.
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Winning over new voters and re-engaging lapsed voters demands an authenticity about our values, that for too long, have been triangulated or modulated in craven attempts to recapture some elusive white suburban or rural voter.
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This infrastructure would be a boon everywhere, especially in remote locations, where it will enable things like advanced health care, high-quality, low-cost education, constantly modulated energy use, and the ability to work where you live.
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Despite her political stance, however, Kaur's work and public persona are carefully modulated in order to maximize her marketability to both a Western metropolitan readership and the grassroots social media audience to whom she owes her fame.
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As most people are aware, according to the Polls, I won EVERY debate, including the three with Crooked Hillary Clinton, despite the fact that in the first debate, they modulated the sound on me, and got caught.
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Only the nature sounds avoid inorganic discord; otherwise, the scraped synthesizers in "Twilit," the scratchy drums in "Cupidwing," the modulated groans in "Rune," and the grainy static that envelops the album would all sound harsh in isolation.
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"We conclude that iris radiance through ocular sparks in T. delaisi is not a side effect of eye movement, but adaptively modulated in response to the context under which prey are detected," conclude the researchers in the study.
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Blackmore is one of the few companies developing Frequency Modulated Continuous Wave (FMCW) lidar, which emits a low-power and continuous wave, a bit like keeping a flashlight on, the company's CTO and co-founder Stephen Crouch explained.
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"We're experimenting with multiple ways to send a modulated radio signal around or near medium-voltage power lines," the AT&T press release explains, suggesting they're far from figuring out how to implement these devices for practical use.
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While Trump has since modulated the way he equated Putin's "who, us?" denials of election interference with the united allegations of the US intelligence community, he has never completely bought into the idea of Russia as a foe.
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Chief among the skeptics is Jared Horvath, a Post-Doctoral researcher at the Melbourne Graduate School of Education, who published a meta-analysis in 2015 examining research that claimed tDCS modulated everything from working memory to language production.
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But in recent months, he has modulated those positions and others as he has sought to move toward the center — an adjustment that has helped bolster his standing in Iowa, where some polls show him in the lead.
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At the Old Vic, Ralph Fiennes is giving beautifully modulated life to the raging paranoia of self-doubting genius in the title role of Ibsen's "The Master Builder," in a new adaptation by David Hare, directed by Matthew Warchus.
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The Air of the Earth in Your Lungs (221) by Ross Meckfessel US Premiere, USA/Japan, 22018 mm, 229 minutes Space becomes "immaterial" through these "digital-modulated" stream of landscape photography, video game interfaces, and drone-conducted land surveys.
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It's a short, delicately modulated sequence that has been lauded by critics and viewers as one of the most important scenes of television in recent years, for the way it revives the tired trope of breaking the fourth wall.
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And the display finally departs the European continent with "Colorhythm 1," by the Venezuelan artist Alejandro Otero, a 1955 painting on wood acquired with alacrity in 1956, and "Planes in Modulated Surface 4" by the Brazilian artist Lygia Clark.
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As he got better at it—working up from a basement church in Illinois to local radio broadcasts to his first revivalist meetings, in two old circus tents in Los Angeles in 1949—his delivery modulated, but not his urgency.
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That's to say, while coconut sugar and agave have a lower GI, it's really not that much of a benefit given that your blood sugar will be similarly modulated by the effects of the other things you're eating with the sweetener.
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Food, served on hand-carved wooden plates, is washed down with housemade juices, including gnamakoudji, ginger pulped and squeezed through cheesecloth, its heat ever so slightly modulated by pineapple juice, lemon, sugar and vanilla: a Creamsicle that ends in flames.
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"Climate change can exacerbate land degradation processes ... including through increases in rainfall intensity, flooding, drought frequency and severity, heat stress, dry spells, wind, sea-level rise and wave action, permafrost thaw with outcomes being modulated by land management," the report states.
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Cecily Brown is so good because even though the surfaces are as splintered and frenzied as anything else in this show, she is such a finely modulated colorist that she makes all the rest seem like rank amateurs by comparison.
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How do you balance those factors, recognizing that there are powerful political forces that would like to see abortion restricted as much as possible if not banned outright with this somewhat more modulated view that the American electorate sometimes seems to have?
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At the time, Joe was meant to be the surrogate for the vast majority of the film's intended audience, but to today's ears, it's only Washington's carefully modulated performance and innate charm that keeps the character from coming off as a retrograde relic.
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Leaders of the Leave campaign, including Boris Johnson, the former London mayor who is now a leading candidate to succeed Mr. Cameron, notably modulated their tone and some positions on Europe, leaving unclear exactly what issues they want to address through a withdrawal.
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Also doubling down on the caps-lock button and a perfectly modulated faux rage tone — "Gutless president in wall-less country" — she managed to get Mr. Trump to unfollow her before he did a 180-degree turn and did as she bid.
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The novel's characters — modulated from major to minor to major again — live in literal pipe dreams, which they access through opium, sex, the delirium of infirmity (syphilis or tuberculosis being the historical choice), and an almost fundamentalist submission to the religion of art.
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Familiar emotions are uncannily modulated, sentimentality is injected into something sinister — these, too, are common devices in experimental dance music (as well as vaporwave); they aim to depict the breakdown of conventional structures of feeling and hence access previously unattainable raw emotion.
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If Shura sang for US Girls, she might sound like this — a breathy, technologically modulated vocal performance, designed to illustrate how automated gestures can both hide and magnify emotion, incorporated into a scarier, jerkier, shuffled recombination of keyboards, guitars, and extradiegetic noises.
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This was important for the show as a whole — the series is about more than Maura's story — but Jeffrey Tambor's work as the character has always been so perfectly modulated, down to the very gesture, that I was always left wanting more from Maura.
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Tillerson has echoed some of Trump's hawkishness on China, but in modulated ways, and on the issue of North Korea he takes a very different line: that the United States has to be "clear-eyed" in what can realistically be expected from the Chinese government.
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Earlier, in another interview pushing the new summer novel, Clinton was asked on CBS whether he agrees with Kirsten Gillibrand, the New York Democratic Senator considering a White House run, with her since-modulated assertion that he should have resigned back in the '90s.
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The team first closely observed the muscles and tension patterns involved in various types of movement using motion capture and good old dissection, then wired up those muscles and stimulated them with pulse-width modulated signals generated on a nearby (but not on-beetle) microcontroller.
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He has revolutionized the way presidents deal with the world beyond 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, dispensing with the carefully modulated messaging of past chief executives in favor of no-holds-barred, crystal-breaking, us-against-them, damn-the-consequences blasts borne out of gut and grievance.
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It's a modulated kind of distancing device that keeps the movie from turning into mush and dovetails with the fact that — in a somewhat bold move for mainstream narrative — Rogers remains an enigma, perhaps partly because he has willed himself into a state of grace.
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Drifting through Auto-Tuned falsetto and floating through dreamy landscapes of noise, Yachty understands that texture and atmosphere have become some of rap's most important tools and takes these ideas one step further, relishing the prettiness of a modulated "hellooooooo" or a voice melting into a synth.
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The SETI Institute, a nonprofit dedicated to finding alien life, has compared this to searching for a station on the radio: Most of it's static, but when you hear music (or in this case, a message in modulated radio waves), you know you've found a station.
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The advances they've made frankly lie outside my area of expertise, so I won't attempt to characterize them too closely, except that it solves the interference issues and uses a frequency modulated continuous wave technique, which lets it measure velocity as well as distance (Blackmore does this as well).
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This vital innocence makes it easier to watch when, every so often and at crucial junctures, he blithely turns his back on his friend Jim (Kyle Scatliffe, in a beautifully modulated though vocally constrained performance), who is fleeing slavery as they share a raft down the Mississippi River.
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Based on other products of this nature, it's safe to guess that as those ultrasound waves pass through the glass/film sandwich they're modulated in such a way that they become audible again while traveling in a straight line, though the details on specific improvements will likely remain trade secrets.
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The show conveys the strength of Stettheimer's work, at a moment when color and figuration are popular among younger painters, a great many of them women; when a lot of art is moving forward by reconsidering the past; and when gender, which Stettheimer modulated endlessly, is increasingly seen as fluid.
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While it may appear more modulated, Sunday's proclamation is a direct descendant of a central plank of Mr. Trump's campaign — his call for a "total and complete shutdown" of Muslims entering the United States, which he made in 2015, and which remained on his campaign website as late as May.
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"Their effects on the hormonal system is different with different chemicals, they have different potencies, their effects can be modulated by other factors such as genetic predisposition, and importantly, their effects can be different depending on the timing of the exposure," Claudio, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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In Kohistan, just like many other communities still struggling to give their women the place in society they deserve, the concept of honour is a deep-rooted traditional notion modulated by a gender construct according to which women don't just represent, but are a symbolic vessel of, the honor of their family.
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I'd like to think it's the moth talking, maybe because of the highly modulated mantra that sounds more like Stephen Hawking's speech-generating device, in the track's main vocal sample, a simple, repetitive edification: DMT, DMT / DMT, DMT / do dee do DMT / LSD do DMT / LSD do DMT / I love everybody / Do de do love / Do da da de.
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Hun Sen has always ruled with a carefully modulated amount of repression, swinging between violence and reconciliation, but the slide into more serious authoritarian rule was triggered by the last general election in 20133, when the opposition CNRP won 55 seats in the National Assembly — a gain of 26 seats, while Hun Sen&aposs party lost 22.
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Composed in a coolly ironic, carefully modulated voice that might be seen as a Brooklyn-gentry counterpoint to the antic exclamatory wild man school once dominated by the likes of Mr. Bangs, the pieces in "Emotional Rescue" come across with the kind of quirky mildness (or mild quirkiness) that lends itself to guest appearances on National Public Radio.
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Antidepressant is one of the most satisfyingly weird rap albums of the year, a Frankenstein's monster of a trap album where lines detailing lethal-sounding cocktails of drugs ram into each other at unexpected angles and soar into modulated, demented sing-songs over production that sounds like someone learning to program new synth patches in a haunted house.
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These receptors can be stimulated and modulated by compounds called endocannabinoids that are produced naturally in the body, like anandamide (ananda is the Sanskrit word for bliss); by ingesting a set of closely-related botanically-based phytocannabinoids like tetrahydrocannabinol (THC), the cannabis plant's best known and most psychoactive compound; or by ingesting synthetic cannabinoids produced in a laboratory.
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"Do I want to go in and check this, do I want to triangulate this against four other people and provide a modulated ... One camp says this, but another camp says this, or do I just want to go look, this is the message from this person, this ideology and I want to deliver it because that's useful"?
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Kids want to have fun and be positive, the future of rap is ambient and melodic, and the most exciting instrument in contemporary music is the digitally modulated human voice (lest you doubt this last one, consider the number of wildly acclaimed artists, from Kanye West to Frank Ocean to Future to Bon Iver, who have made it their musical focus in recent years).
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Using cables with a 3.5mm jack on each end that are capable of carrying audio signals and control voltages, the synthesiser's sound could be shaped or modulated in a vast number of ways and configurations, limited only by the user's creativity and knowledge of synthesis techniques (or their appetite for experimentation), together with the number of different modules in their system and size of their bank balance.
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I also turn to her (well actually, I turn to her Twitter — we've never met in person) because, though she would never claim to have any special training or authority in ethics, she has three of the top qualities I look for in an ethical leader: a passion for equitable inclusion; a well-modulated bullshit detector; and enough compassion for humanity to expect better of us all.
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A source with a triangle oscillator, which can then be frequency modulated or refolded to make a more complex tone, a random signal generator that uses pink noise as its source, two low-pass gate circuits that package a filter with an amp, a spacey reverb-like effect, a split for combining or separating inputs, a utility for mixing and controlling signals, two envelope generators, and the sequencer.
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