The owners were told to say the word "Help!" every 15 seconds, either in an unaffected tone of voice or a distressed tone of voice.
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"I think a lot of that just has to do with my tone of voice—my lone tone of voice," Mike says about the welcomed associations.
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At least Google can't emulate my tone of voice, right?
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We can't hear shifts in volume and tone of voice.
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Be receptive by adopting a quiet, inviting tone of voice.
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On the Internet, we want to convey our tone of voice.
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"It's all in the delivery and tone of voice," says Gottsman.
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But his tone of voice belied his stated can-do attitude.
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Most important, though, regardless of the technique, is tone of voice.
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Q: Can you describe to the jury his tone of voice?
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Even facial expressions and tone of voice are being studied for risk.
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Different menus, different tone of voice, you know, different style of marketing.
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No matter his inner frustrations, he kept a steady tone of voice.
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Of course, it's all subject to tone of voice, perceived intentions, etcetera.
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And his tone of voice: It's a real window into someone's personality.
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If a tone of voice can approximate an eye roll, his did.
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What was Trump's tone of voice when he suggested that he expected loyalty?
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Emojis are the best way I know to convey tone of voice textually.
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He spoke with a low tone of voice, as if imparting a secret.
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"The typeface is an expression of the tone of voice," Mr. Abbot said.
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He is using the tone of voice with which he speaks to Jude.
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But Peterson reckons it boils down to getting the tone of voice right.
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Be aware of your tone of voice, which is powerful but often overlooked.
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"You're my doctor," she said in a not particularly playful tone of voice.
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Just his tone of voice and his personality when he sings and stuff.
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His tone of voice was lower, as if we were talking in secret now.
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Use a happy tone of voice to celebrate and immediately give them a treat.
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If you don't have them, you really cannot decipher expressions or tone of voice.
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But sincerity requires more than puppy-dog eyes and a somber tone of voice.
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In a gentle tone of voice, I invited them to open their eyes again.
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"A lot of autistic people have an unusual tone of voice or cadence," she said.
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Instead of discussing what truly matters, the experts are talking about Clinton's tone of voice.
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"I didn't like your tone of voice," Melanie told him later, when they were alone.
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The way he uses language, his tone of voice, the way he sequences ideas ... all
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Always speaking calmly and with a low tone of voice, Zidane looks shy at times.
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The jokes are written in a familiar tone of voice that we haven't heard in years.
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The trick with influencer partnerships is to get the tone of voice right, whatever the content.
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It's important that your tone of voice and body language reflect the importance of your ideas.
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Also, a lot of the time the tone of voice they use will give it away.
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I see women in public office being criticized on television for their hairstyle or tone of voice.
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My physical clumsiness makes it hard for me to maintain appropriate facial expressions and tone of voice.
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I talk to so many people on the phone and I can understand their tone of voice.
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Her body language and tone of voice were obviously communicating that she did not want to have sex.
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" He later apologized to victims, acknowledging that his choice of words and tone of voice had "wounded many.
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Tone of voice does not rank among the first 10 million traits that matter in choosing a president.
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During crises, I'm usually in front of the keyboard responding to people individually in that tone of voice.
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He encourages bosses and employees alike to pay attention to the tone of voice, facial expression and gestures.
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Using capital letters to indicate strong feeling may be the most famous example of typographical tone of voice.
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Like, how you talk to a submissive: the tone of voice you use, the different cues you use.
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"Repeaters," as Scherer calls teens who have made numerous suicide attempts, have an entirely different tone of voice.
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With these sincere and positive thoughts, you can now disagree with a respectful and sincere tone of voice.
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In that time it designed the customer flow and developed the required wording, tone of voice and creatives.
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They will read your face, your tone of voice and your body language more carefully than your words.
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He would think of a certain thing that Rachel had said, her facial expressions, her tone of voice.
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I crossed the mindful line in a tone of voice I wouldn't want to have directed at me.
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He provides a role model to be nice, to use a kinder tone of voice when I'm irritated.
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However, this only occurred if the dogs heard the praise words in a positive tone of voice as well.
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So we decided we needed to have in house and be experts on marketing, branding, and tone of voice.
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"I think that tone of voice carries much more weight that the actual words that are spoken," he says.
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This means that they can read other's body language and tone of voice to understand their thoughts and feelings.
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It's been really beautiful but you can also hear in my tone of voice that it's been very hard.
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Caregivers can communicate through body language, tone of voice, choice of words (concrete rather than symbolic) and appropriate touch.
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The interface is attractive and easy to understand, and the app's tone of voice is gently upbeat and positive.
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" Spoken in a friendly but firm tone of voice makes a powerful statement, which is, "I'm not getting involved.
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If you decide the move was intentional, she advised confronting the person in a neutral yet assertive tone of voice.
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Pay attention to your tone of voice, facial expression and gestures and make sure to listen more than you're talking.
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What has been the tone of voice or the angle related to challenging multi-faceted topics or widely covered news?
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Another study shows that being deprived of sleep leads people to adopt a more negative attitude or tone of voice.
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Even the old man's son seems different: he uses a tone of voice that the patriarch has never heard before.
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Most of the time, Ms. Keane maintained a common-sense tone of voice, but every now and then she roared.
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Beyond the spoken words, there's invaluable information to be deciphered through tone of voice, body language, and what isn't said.
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"Some of the things that set slack apart are the degree we focus on the tone of voice," Rose said.
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Him: Remember what we said about tone and txt messaging hon can't hear tone of voice u mad at me?
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Communication -- reading the signs -- involves intuitive analysis that takes in a person's body language, tone of voice, and selected verbiage.
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She sports a mop-top cut that she's had since childhood, and speaks with a soft, almost gentle, tone of voice.
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As a performer, he deploys every tool in the dramatist's kit, including his face, his body and his tone of voice.
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That video was slowed down by about 25 percent and the pitch was adjusted to match her normal tone of voice.
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He runs a charisma masterclass in London covering everything from body language and tone of voice to messaging and personal empowerment.
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"Confectionary, confectionary," he cried, bursting into a louder tone of voice, which rang forth clear and deep-toned, as a bell.
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Those fluent in internet-speak can also play with punctuation, capitalization, even spacing to convey emotional nuance and tone of voice.
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Humans have been using non-verbal communication — body language, tone of voice, and facial expressions — along with verbal communication for millennia.
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The tactics can involve the officer keeping a distance, coaxing rather than commanding, and maintaining a quiet, conversational tone of voice.
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According to a psychiatrist at Harvard, empathy can be taught and developed through body language, tone of voice, and listening skills.
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We may imagine that we can examine posture, demeanor, tone of voice and body language — and know who is being honest.
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They note facial expressions, body language, and tone of voice in order to get what's really going on with their people.
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With people I meet in person, they can still tell from my tone of voice if I'm happy, angry, or sad.
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"You can't give those away," my daughter said in a tense tone of voice I'm grateful not to hear very often.
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Microphones in the badges only record about 48 samples per second, which can track tone of voice and volume but not content.
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It is sometimes claimed that words convey just 7% of meaning, and that body language and tone of voice do the rest.
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Detecting tone of voice virtually can be damn near impossible, hence why written communication can lead to bad vibes and unwarranted arguments.
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No matter what or how much you say, your tone of voice, facial expression and eye contact will broadcast so much more.
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Spend time early on with the person you will speak for, to learn their words, phrases, proclivities and tone of voice. 2.
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Full-grown dogs are frequently subject to a tone of voice normally directed to a group of individuals still confined to their diapers.
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The robot's hearing is powered by a 4-microphone array, which should help it hear commands spoken in a normal tone of voice.
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We constantly offer each other visual and auditory clues to our emotional states through our facial expressions, our tone of voice, our posture.
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"Let me put a finer point on it," the justice said, in a lower, purposeful tone of voice, his eyes fixed on mine.
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It's as though someone very smart is talking to you, or at you, making an argument in an emphatic tone of voice, and . . .
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So it went on Wednesday evening, when Mr. Trump appeared to revert to partisanship as usual, just in a softer tone of voice.
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"If it is looking at their facial expressions or tone of voice, it might just be them being who they are," he said.
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When you're speaking on the phone, the other person can't read your body language, so your tone of voice becomes even more important.
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But the tone of voice, the rhythm of things and all that sort of stuff, we took that and we ran with it.
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But I was also curious to see how this thing could possibly assume my tone of voice and adopt my interests and humour.
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On recruitment day, I turned up in more stereotypically 'feminine' clothes, wore a nose ring, changed my tone of voice, and even wore perfume.
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But speaking in a reasonable tone of voice and citing facts didn't make him any less credible in his first televised Oval Office address.
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Becoming cognizant of your gestures, expressions, and tone of voice (and making certain they're positive) draws people to you like ants to a picnic.
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The Watson APIs paid attention to the effect of things like score and tone of voice on the ambient mode of the overall scene.
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And the right hemisphere of the brain showed activity when they heard words in a positive tone of voice, even if they were meaningless.
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Shepherd, using a friendly tone of voice, casually tells Underwood that she slept with her husband, the late Francis Underwood (Kevin Spacey) in 1998.
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However, parents should be aware that his personality and tone of voice, while intentionally humorous, are authoritative and may be disturbing to young children.
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On the quiz, I could tell if someone was being honest because of their tone of voice and their eye contact with the camera.
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"Anderson said Ott "was a stoic soul, and her tone of voice and joking demeanor made everything sound like not so big a deal.
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That specific tone of voice, its texture of both private and performed pleasure, is one I don't think I've ever seen deployed onstage before.
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"We know that voters react to every aspect of a woman's presentation style, including her demeanor and her tone of voice," Ms. Hunter said.
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For example, an exclamation point to show genuine excitement, or a question mark to indicate a rising tone of voice or dubiousness, she says.
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The featured artworks by members of the Brooklyn drag community don't hide, either; some of them just speak in a different tone of voice.
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Both suggest shifting your tone of voice to excuse yourself, while referencing what you have to do (wash hair, get back to work, early night).
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Tawil has a gentle tone of voice, a wise-man inflection, and a tendency to steer the conversation toward spiritual aphorisms—as any imam should.
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Using style sheets, developers can tweak the language, tone of voice and other aspects of the bot's responses to ensure that they are on brand.
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But there are a lot of complex, gendered things wrapped up in that question, including a woman's tone of voice, her appearance, and her demeanor.
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Brand identity describes the visual and verbal world of a brand: its name, logo, typefaces, color palette, illustration styles, photography, and messaging tone of voice.
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The pitfalls for women's political language come at every level, from tone of voice to word-choice to the topics of conversation to conversational styles.
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It's not magic; it's an intuitive awareness of what other people are thinking and feeling, using cues such as body language and tone of voice.
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"Did You Wonder Who Fired the Gun?" is a passionately political film, aflame with rage in spite of its director's measured, ruminative tone of voice.
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Becoming cognizant of your gestures, expressions, and tone of voice and making certain they're positive will draw people to you like ants to a picnic.
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Body language is a huge factor in how you're perceived and can be more important than your tone of voice or even what you say.
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The way the doctor does it is by reading your facial expressions and your tone of voice and, of course, the contents of your words.
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Studies have shown that effective communication is only 7% verbal and 93% nonverbal (with the non-verbal being 55% body language and 38% tone of voice).
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Lovato and Gomez are friends (I think), but Seleantors were quick to pick up on Lovato's tone of voice when talking about Gomez in the video.
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At this point, Lizzie stops in her tracks and screams, "I hate it here," in the tone of voice that usually precedes a full-body sob.
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So — in tone of voice at least — Twitter appears, once again, to be hunkering down and digging into its default position of defending all speech, i.e.
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A facial expression, a tone of voice or even a pause can reveal concerns that a social media post or tweet will not, Ms. Moses said.
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"Kindness towards others without the need of raising the tone of voice; being kind at heart, gracious in manners and behaviour," Molinari said in show notes.
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And as my friend, Tom Palmer, would say, I don't have "fuck you" money, but I do have "I don't like your tone of voice" money. Yeah.
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Here's how Kazdin says you can apply it in conversation: Pave the way for an intimate interaction by modifying your tone of voice or modeling vulnerable behavior.
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Speaking even has a kind of sing-song element known as tone of voice that allows us to emphasize some words over others, ask questions or express emotions.
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Toyota's using deep learning to help make this work, evaluating user attentiveness and emotional states, based on observed body language, tone of voice and other forms of expression.
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Face-readers consider cues like posture, body language and tone of voice in assessing a customer, much as people naturally assess physical appearance to guess someone's emotional state.
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I think so much of the movie, so much of what happens between us, so much of it is in body language and looks and tone of voice.
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If digital assistants were designed by women, mood could be determined by tone of voice and the DA could respond with what's actually needed — patience, soothing or seething.
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I mean, it's not like the absence of nonverbal cues—a joking tone of voice, an eye-roll, a smile—could result in your reader taking you literally.
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It's easy to dismiss something as laziness, when in fact, it often takes more effort to punctuate exactly how you want to convey a particular tone of voice online.
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It was not a normal tone of voice," Yasuko Atsukata told AP. "The color of their white shirts turned red after they collapsed, then I understood they got stabbed.
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As I read the book, I often wished that I could hear how Alexievich's witnesses really sounded: their regional accents, their tone of voice, the pacing of their speech.
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If you listen close, his tone of voice and DC accent are reminiscent of local standout Yung Gleesh, but Bino is nowhere near as eccentric as the Gleesh walk pioneer.
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While some experts claim you can read microexpressions or tone of voice or body language, the truth is, liars are pretty easy to detect without getting a Ph.D. in neuroscience.
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The microphone doesn't record what people are saying, Waber told me, but rather it tracks the percentage of time you spend talking and analyzes your volume and tone of voice.
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The results are often fairly realistic, but as Google writes, producing a new audio persona or tone of voice requires having an actor record every possible sound in a database.
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If we are to make robots more familiar in appearance, we will need to continue studying and implementing some of our society's nuances like facial expressions and tone of voice.
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You know, the person that they were giving evidence against basically came in and just took a really high pressured, very aggressive tone of voice with all kinds of accusations.
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What's happening: IBM, Airbus and the German Aerospace Center just launched CIMON-2 — an upgraded robotic assistant that can read a person's tone of voice — to the International Space Station.
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But I think in most cases, that's really a reaction to you and your tone of voice or your anger at them and your body language rather than true guilt.
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Based on data from millions of previous calls, the AI looks for signs of cardiac arrest, including both verbal and non-verbal data — like tone of voice and breathing patterns.
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Muenchow alleges that managers expect women to conform to certain gender stereotypes by policing their tone of voice, according to documents filed in federal court in 2016 in Washington state.
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"The absence of tone of voice, eye gaze, and body language means that both parties are less able to read one another, which is a double-edged sword," he says.
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Only when a praise word was spoken to the dogs in a praising tone of voice did the brain's reward center light up like a Christmas tree in the brain scans.
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Though we were speaking on the phone, her tone of voice sounded like, if we'd been in a coffee shop, she would have turned to look me directly in the eye.
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The update has been a year in the making, and involved reworking hundreds of pieces of previously gender-specific content, from clothing and hairstyles to tone of voice and walking animations.
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In those cases, Professor Banja said, telemedicine technology may not be sensitive enough to pick up nuanced social cues, like body language and tone of voice, in an emotionally charged moment.
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His tone of voice is just a little too flat, as though he is trying to convince himself as much as anyone else; his face appears just a little too straight.
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A lot of the time, texting is replacing a face-to-face or phone conversation, but you don't have access to all the nonverbal cues — facial expressions, tone of voice, etc.
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A Danish study recently analyzed the tone of voice as well as ambient noises recorded over microphone, finding that depressed people were more likely to have "slow, flat diction," according to Wired.
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There are so many different factors that contribute to how your message is perceived: your body language, facial expressions and, maybe most importantly, your tone of voice and how you actually speak.
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Much like humans, dogs actually use the right and left hemispheres of their brains to register a tone of voice in a process that's separate from how they process the actual words.
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Abovitz even says Magic Leap will release a "biomarker toolkit," which will let apps extrapolate breathing patterns, tone of voice, pupil changes, and pulse rate from microphone and eye-tracking camera data.
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My AI model will take into account different visual, audio and language cues simultaneously — like tone of voice, body language and rhetoric — to perform an in-depth analysis of people's emotional states.
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In order to have a good frame of mind and control your tone of voice, foster a sense of sincere curiosity, trying to see things from the perspective of the other person.
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The Netflix representative became deeply interested in a point somewhere in the middle distance, and Hoekstra said "Norm" in a tone of voice that must have been familiar to both of them.
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Great listeners don't just pay attention to the words being spoken — they also observe the person's tone of voice, facial expressions, and body language, and use these observations to inform their understanding.
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They see it in Harris now — in her impatient questioning as a senator, in her tone of voice as a candidate that can read as confident, cocky and condescending all at once.
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Albert Mehrabian, a psychology professor at UCLA, says that your credibility is judged 58% by your overall body language, 35% by your tone of voice, and only 7% by what you actually say!
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Krystal starts to defend herself, claiming she had only had two minutes with Luyendyk Jr., but Bibiana interrupts her — and scathingly criticizes the fitness coach for her airy, high-pitched tone of voice.
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And while it's now making good on that threat, it's doing so in a conciliatory tone of voice — in the hopes of ultimately influencing Norway's lawmakers to change local regulations in its favor.
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The tech giant was praised for its consistent tone of voice and the way it manages "to balance a light-hearted touch with often detailed or complex subject matter" when it uses animation.
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Case in point: the new song, "Hengstin" (which translates to "stallioness"), a power anthem that is also the first song off the group's new album Genau in diesem Ton ("That tone of voice").
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With a few joking exceptions, emoji are like gesture and tone of voice, in that their form and meaning are inextricable; they are almost impossible to misunderstand because they are universal and obvious.
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With the media coaching that conservatives systematically receive, which Democrats do not, House Republicans fully understood the importance of tone of voice to public opinion, as they fought evidence with faux moral superiority.
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Criticisms of Clinton's tone of voice have become prominent in recent weeks, stirring strong feelings among Senate Democratic women who say they too have had to battle the stereotype of the shrill female.
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In a way, whatever Yachty is saying in these subconscious places feels almost irrelevant; it's the aesthetic combination of his tone of voice, production and artwork that forms these landscapes, not the words.
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In this situation, you can close down the relationship by using less eye contact, a cooler tone of voice, and closed body gestures with arms coming across the chest area—if not actually folded.
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A smart news assistant could point out what kinds of content are connected implicitly and explicitly, for example based on their topic, tone of voice or other meta-data such as author or location.
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Actively paying attention to your body language, your facial expressions, tone of voice and gestures, can make a huge difference in your interactions and you actually have the ability to make a positive impact.
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While Mr. de Blasio at times could not hide his frustration with the grilling, he tried — at least in his words if not in his tone of voice — to maintain a note of optimism.
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Landmark research by psychologist Albert Mehrabian showed that the total impact of a message in personal encounters is 7% verbal, 55% nonverbal, and 38% vocal (which includes tone of voice, inflection, and other sounds.)
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"Technology magnifies the closeness-communication bias because you have less information to work with," said Dr. Epley, referring to the brevity of texts and absence of cues like tone of voice and body language.
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Gretchen McCulloch, a linguist and author of "Because Internet: Understanding the New Rules of Language," highlights the use of punctuation to convey tone of voice, rather than for grammatical effect, as one such evolution.
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Some people talked normally, while the others held a Hugvie, an abstract human-shaped cushion designed to fit a mobile phone in the "head" and simulate a heartbeat based on the speaker's tone of voice.
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The system may suggest asking certain questions or a change in tone of voice depending on the type of customer on the call, or even flag that you forgot to answer a customer's earlier question.
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The company behind Apple's Siri is currently trying to create customer service bots that recognise when you're getting aggro, while virtual therapists can pick up on facial expressions and tone of voice to guide their responses.
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"You can't pretend there weren't things on there that were bad, but they created a tone of voice and mentality that was much needed," Kara Swisher, the co-founder of Recode, a technology site, told me.
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The best way to cut down on the number that I will make (in the future) is to point out my errors to me (in the present) in a "just the facts, ma'am" tone of voice.
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"And even though you might not do it in front of the children — they hear the disagreements (on the phone, the whispers, the tone of voice), they experience the fights, and they can feel the tension."
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It turns out that women's tone of voice, something they have limited control over, is routinely brandished against them in politics and business, a charge that is a few steps away from criticizing their choice of chromosomes.
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" And in his view, Huron will be set apart with its "ability to create a brand with a tone of voice that resonates, with products that work, at a price point that makes sense for this guy.
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His quiet tone of voice came across as insincere to anyone who is familiar with the intensity of his rally performances, and his failure to mention CNN, the media outlet targeted, exposed where his heart truly lies.
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You could use body language, tone of voice, and silence to communicate your feelings without having to go out of your way to bring it up, respond in front of an audience, or put anything in writing.
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That's why the focus inevitably turns to messaging and "framing," the endless search for the right tone of voice, the right combination of arguments, the right mix of facts, stories, and imagery, to move the conservative mind.
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He has been using machine learning to work out what kinds of live-streamers inspire the most devotion from fans and get the most virtual gifts, down to preferences for facial features, tone of voice and regional provenance.
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If you talk to any of these women, you can hear in their tone of voice what kind of mood they're in; you can see it in their eyes if they're smiling; you can read their body language.
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The messaging-based nature of all apps can contribute to a false sense of intimacy "because you&aposre not getting feedback or getting the person&aposs reaction, tone of voice, or facial expression," therapist Kelly Scott told Insider.
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He was expelled from office last month after a court ruled his oath of office, taken nearly a year ago, was invalid because he added words and adopted a tone of voice that "disrespected" China as the sovereign power.
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The marriage of the glimmering emotion economy and the traditional healthcare system doesn't come without privacy concerns, especially when the technological capacity to measure emotions via someone's face or tone of voice is in the possession of private businesses.
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It was in the tone of voice my dad used to talk to tuk tuk drivers in Chiang Mai, or in how my mom asked for boiled potatoes at a Japanese inn, though they weren't even close to on the menu.
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Digital assistants like Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant are designed to learn more about you as they listen, and part of doing so is to record conversations you've had with them to learn your tone of voice, prompts, and requests.
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As Dilbert creator Scott Adams was the first to point out with the term he coined, the "fake because," voters usually make up their minds about candidates based on emotional and superficial factors like physical appearance and tone of voice.
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But it's safe to say that your kids' long-term fate will not be meaningfully affected by the speed and timing of potty training, the brand of educational videos you purchase, or the precise tone of voice in which you discipline.
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The Facts: Since most of your discussions are via text, your friend isn't getting the neuropsychological markers—like tone of voice and facial expressions—that she needs in order to to understand the back and forth of in-person discussions.
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"The tone of voice there has made the printed word look much different than how it was intended," he said, adding that he believes the case was correctly decided, and is "one of the four greatest decisions" in Supreme Court history.
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Hong Kong's High Court expelled the four from the 70-member legislature in July after judging their oaths of office void for various reasons including speaking too slowly, adding extra words, or using a tone of voice suggesting disrespect towards China.
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Newcomers might not be as gripped by these songs—the storytelling is familiar, with reflections on his regrets but also appreciation of where everything has brought him—but longtime disciples will notice a subtle progression: The tone of voice is different.
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But while the pope said he was sorry for his choice of words and tone of voice when he testily answered a reporter's question last Thursday in Chile, he also said he was certain that the prelate, Juan Barros, was innocent.
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The conversation usually goes like this: Someone asks what I'm up to after work or over the weekend, and I let them know that I have a date in the same tone of voice I'd say that I'm headed to the dentist.
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"Memes, like emojis, provide us with a way of conveying the paralinguistic cues that are on top of the literal [words] being said—the stuff like gestures, body language, tone of voice, and facial expressions that also contributes to meaning," McCulloch explains.
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The Concept-i model, a battery-electric car which will have a cruising range of 300 kilometers (180 miles) on a single charge, will be able to estimate the emotions and alertness of drivers by reading their expressions, actions and tone of voice.
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He was also pretty much just saying things, in a tone of voice generally used by wretched men to inform a customer service representative that some minor inconvenience is "unacceptable," but that, too, is just him doing his job as he understands it.
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On another day, his tone of voice wouldn't be an issue, but on Day 26 of my cycle, it feels like the world is falling apart (I mean, it kind of is) and I am up for a fight, and I am going to win.
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Fortunately, a new wearable that is able to determine the mood of a conversation based on speech patterns, tone of voice, and physiological information like a person's heart rate, blood pressure, skin temperature, or hand movements, might help alleviate the stress of human communication.
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This VR cycle is still as dead as the tone of voice the Facebook founder used to describe the things his avatar was virtually taking in when he indulged in a bit of Puerto Rico disaster tourism for an Oculus product demo last year.
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Santos's priority was to shift that habit; he urged teachers to take the time to talk to the student, calmly, outside the classroom, to work on building the relationship — even to take responsibility for possibly inflaming a situation with a harsh tone of voice.
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The report detailed an extensive examination of the pilot, Zaharie Ahmad Shah, and the first officer, Fariq Abdul Hamid, including their financial status, health, tone of voice on radio communications and even their gait as they walked to work on the day the plane disappeared.
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Eco-friendly fashion brand, Reformation has nailed that Insta-friendly aesthetic and personable tone of voice; it's a lot more expensive than Boohoo but its highly covetable items, worn by the likes of Kaia Gerber and Bella Hadid, are perfect candidates for "co-sharing".
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Email, like most of our digital communications, suffers from the fact that it doesn't benefit from the kind of non-verbal cues we rely on to get our point across when we're speaking in person, such as tone of voice, facial expressions, and body language.
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Kyle Richards "finally did something right for once" with the hotel she had booked for all of them (according to Lisa Vanderpump, who delivers her jokes, her compliments and her insults all in the exact same tone of voice, so how can anyone even tell the difference?).
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Danish-Norwegian dance pop group Aqua are remembered, above all else, for "Barbie Girl"—an international smash hit recontextualising the much-loved child's toy as some sort of enthusiastic sex slave for a guy who says things like "hanky panky" in an upsetting tone of voice.
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" In the ad, BBC reporter Katty Kay walks by floating words and uses her finest newsy tone of voice to reassure the viewer that the BBC has "never taken sides in any war, revolution, or election," so it can call itself "the most trusted brand in news.
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They are talking about how women should engage with the public outside, how to dress, how to have a certain tone of voice, what spaces are safe and unsafe for a woman, and a lot of descriptions about the hidden dangers in the public for women.
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"The tone of voice has moderated from 'we will grow and sustain this growth from digitization, SME and micro (lending) above the industry' to, the current environment is challenging and therefore we are adjusting our strategy," said Francis Mwangi, a research analyst at Standard Investment Bank.
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Final Rose: The suspenseful last pick during any given Rose Ceremony, an occasion that is announced with fanfare by otherwise oft-absent host Chris Harrison, who enjoys saying "the final rose" in a dramatic tone of voice, with clasped hands and a knowing look cast toward the bachelor/bachelorette.
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This is normal when you're instant messaging, because "you are relying on what seem like completely literal cues, and you don't have feedback like facial expressions, tone of voice or other nonverbal signs that we use constantly when we communicate face-to-face or on the telephone," Squires says.
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"I really don't blame people for being upset, but as we see on a lot of online platforms, when you're not having an in-person conversation with tone of voice and body language, it's really easy to just see the words and feel often times hurt by them," he says.
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This time I pointed out to him the sad futility of his life, pointing out how he clearly had some basic skills — good enunciation, good tone of voice — and how he could be working a legitimate job if he wanted to, yet he was pursuing life as a scam artist.
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" By the 230 iteration — which arrived long after the memeification of the toy's notorious malfunctions and bugs, such as their ability to interfere with radio frequencies or spontaneously change tone of voice — it made sense to Hasbro subsidiary Tiger Electronics to change the tagline again to "A mind of its own.
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At best, it's a kid being a dick to his dad in a weird tone of voice, but more likely it's a father and son goofing around, which you may say is still funny, but not as funny as a kid roasting a news guy on live TV for no reason.
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The devices — just slightly thicker than a standard corporate ID badge — can gather audio data such as tone of voice and volume, an accelerometer to determine whether an employee is sitting or standing, and Bluetooth and infrared sensors to track where employees are and whether they are having face-to-face interactions.
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In his book "Never Split the Difference, " former FBI hostage negotiator Chris Voss highlights three ways to identify a liar: "Only 7 percent of a message is based on the words, while 38 percent comes from the tone of voice and 55 percent from the speaker's body language and face," Voss says.
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Yet somehow there is still a baffling, pervasive culture that blames survivors for their own abuse — the implication that there is some secret message hidden in a woman's outfit or tone of voice or cocktail preference that is the real root of why a man has violated her body without her consent.
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"With tone of voice, if you decide that contempt, impatience and irritation is not acceptable, the next time it happens, simply say, 'Please don't talk to me like that,' and just be firm and don't engage when someone is speaking to you in a tone that is unacceptable to you," she said.
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Seeing an entirely empty compartment above two empty seats across the aisle, he started to switch his bag to that side, when the flight attendant piped up in a peremptory tone of voice, saying he couldn't do so, since that bin needed to be saved for the passengers in the seats beneath it.
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The judges had the benefit of seeing and hearing the "tone of voice, facial expression, being able to see the demeanor of the witness, the pace with which the witness speaks, all of these things which as a matter of ordinary human experience affect our assessment of the credibility of the witness," Collins said.
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Software is imperfect at understanding human language because it misses important clues like gestures, tone of voice and facial expressions, said Robin Lakoff, professor emerita of linguistics at the University of California, Berkeley, who in 13 published a book, "Language and Woman's Place," that led to a variety of research on language and gender.
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Law was disqualified for adding words to his oath and adopting a tone of voice that "expressed a doubt on or disrespect of the status of the PRC as a legitimate sovereign of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region," the court said in a summary of its ruling, referring to the People's Republic of China.
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