enunciation

Examples of enunciated

enunciated

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

The original sample is presented first - a vocal syllable enunciated with tongue click (sound example 4).
It says that if you depart from the principles just enunciated you start to run risks.
Some enunciated the difficulty; others demonstrated it in their body language or with verbal cues, such as asking for a break or repeatedly requesting clarification.
The instrumental sound is entirely dissolved into the universe of the electroacoustic sounds, which project 'outside' what had been enunciated at first by the instrumentalist.
The separate layers of percussion, instruments and vocals remain distinctly enunciated in a manner only possible through an intelligent and professional use of studio equipment.
The conservation laws enunciated above do not hold if we consider (2) as such with fast variation included in the amplitude.
The mayors when questioned all enunciated empty political formulae.
After an initial statement from a well-spoken and enunciated female voice over a highpitched electronic sound, numerous voices simultaneously issue short bursts of words.
Rather, the contention for language reform was always enunciated with reference to the praxis of national revitalization.
Not a single document exists in which that sense of ' mission ' is directly enunciated.
Both of her readings are fluent, color fully intoned, and with carefully enunciated literary standard pronunciation.
Our main result can be enunciated now as the following theorem.
Quality scoring was undertaken on the basis of the information clearly enunciated in the published paper.
This idea is frequently enunciated by sculptors and craftspeople who assert that good workmanship should be 'true to the material', respecting its properties rather than riding roughshod over them.
In the auditory condition, the participants rated subjective word clarity on a 7-point scale (1 = word is not clearly enunciated, 7 = word is clearly enunciated).
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