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    life. Since I’ve been a kid, I’ve always defined poetry as a bunch of words on a page. The essay, Tide of Voices: Why Poetry Matters Now, and the two poems, “How To Eat a Poem” by Eve Merriam and, “A Brief For The Defense” by Jack Gilbert combined to expand my understanding of the analysis of poetry; my ability to judge poetry’s meaning; and poetry’s actual definition. The essay, Tide of Voices: Why Poetry Matters Now helped to expand my understanding of the poem: “A Brief For The Defense” by Jack

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    around a lot of people. Thus, in the beach, when he drowns, he is having a kind of panic attack. At the whorehouse there are a lot of people and music, this opens the possibility of Prufrock having a panic attack and that is why he talks about the human voices that wake him from thinking about his lover and drown him in a panic

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    Title Speech Polarity Detection submitted by Yadav Swati Satyadev IU1351070011 supervised by Hemant A. Patil ASOCIATE PROFESSOR Thesis Submitted to Indus University Master of Technology DIGITAL COMMUNICATION INDUS INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY RANCHARDA, AHMEDABAD Certificate Acknowledgements I would like to express my deep sense of respect and gratitude towards my guide Dr. Hemant. A. Patil who has been the guiding

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    Introduction In whole of the animal kingdom, human being’s voice is unique and is the fundamental way of communication. The flexibility of sound production and the range of frequency allow people use their voice to express their emotions (Chatterjee, 2011). Ageing is the process for each human being to go through. As we all known, linguistic and acoustic characteristics of children’s voice and speech pattern are quite different from adults. Males and females’ voices are striking different in pitch. These

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    Introduction: The larynx is the part of the respiratory system that contains the vocal folds, and is responsible for the creation of sound. The larynx sits on top of the trachea or windpipe, which allows for air to pass to and from the lungs when the body inhales and exhales. Positioned at the upper opening of the larynx are two mucous membranes that make up the vocal folds or glottis. The vocal folds consist of twin flaps of cartilage, on average two to four centimeters long, in the shape of a “V”

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    Bones loudly clanking, he ran through decrepit tunnels, forks, and pitfalls. The area was as familiar as the carpals of his arms, like a maze clearly jotted down for the way out. His body was skinless, but he felt that sweat had started to flow down like river as his nonexistent heart loudly pounded. The empty sockets of his eyes glowed every so brightly, his emotions swirling in turmoil. He encountered numerous horrendous undead monsters along the way, but none of them intervened with his path

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    Voice is an essential part of life. Voice lets a person know whether someone is mad or happy. Voice allows people to express views or beliefs without outright saying them. Voice can help a person get away with murder or help a person solve a murder. Though most do not realize, without voice, life would be dull, which is why authors use voice to make their books as life like as possible. Two great examples of novels with an exemplification of voice would be 1984 by George Orwell and Catcher In The

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    One of the unique abilities that set humans apart from other life forms is the ability of speech production. Although it occurs involuntarily the act of speaking can be traced back to neural level even before the muscles are directed to move or before the first breathe is taken to supply the energy source for speech. Most people may not realize it but the fact is saying a word or even a sound is quite laboring on the body, especially when it must occur rapidly to even create a single sentence. Before

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    Larynx. Laryngeal cancer, also known as Laryngeal Carcinoma, develops as a result of malignant cells that form in the tissues of the larynx and can be potentially life threatening. The larynx is a frequent site for cancer and accounts for 3-5% of human cancers. The larynx is critical for speech so anything that affects the larynx will disrupt the natural flow of vocal communication, especially something as extreme as Laryngeal Cancer. A person who undergoes procedures and surgeries to rid these cancerous

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    The human voice is a powerful instrument that can be played by all and can spread a message, if not verbally, then demonstrated through our actions. What we say can be used to encourage as well as destroy. But, while seemingly ironic, being aware and listening to someone’s silence and to what isn’t said can be even more beneficial than what is. Through compassion and consideration, bettering one another’s lives is the most important ability we have in life. To improve lives, awareness is one of

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