vocal muscles造句

• Several functional subunits ( like vocal muscles and brain areals ) are needed to produce the echolocating system.
• In October, because vocal muscle was also removed, Zeitels built up the cord with fat removed from Glassett's armpit.
• This causes extra strain on my vocal muscles, even to the extend that I get very tired after a day of simply talking.
• Changing pitch undoubtedly stretches the vocal muscles, and singing or projecting one's voice for acting requires a more strenuous use of these muscles.
• Ms . Pader suffers from spasmodic dysphonia, a neurological condition that causes involuntary movement of the vocal muscles in the larynx that lead the voice to tremble and crack.
• Like others storks, it lacks vocal muscles and produces sound mainly by bill-clattering, although low grunting, mooing or roaring sounds are made especially when nesting.
• That said, again, it s a great addition to the album, and features a dynamic performance from Diana, who gets to really dig into the lyrics and melody here and show some vocal muscle again.
• But unlike her MTV VMA run-down, Aguilera backs into " Genie in a Bottle " rather than opening with it . [ . . . ] Opening with the ballad allowed Aguilera to flex her vocal muscles, but the zipping between songs never allowed her-or her background dancers-to catch a groove ".
• He used piano to write vocal melodies his vocal muscles would be " too lazy " to create themselves, while, conversely, improvising vocal melodies to write guitar solos, to avoid typical guitar habits and create solos with " space in [ them ] because I have to breathe " and " something you can sing along to ".
• Jocelyn Vena of MTV News wrote, " Beyonc?may not know a thing about algebra, but when it comes to the math of power ballads, she totally gets it . " Similarly considering " 1 + 1 " to be " the perfect opener " of " 4 ", Joanne Dorken of MTV UK wrote that it exposes a more vulnerable side of Beyonc?and that it will remain " a classic stripped-back slow jam from the diva . " Praising Beyonc?s vocals, Jon Caramainca of " The New York Times " stated that " ['1 + 1'] requires a vocal muscle few singers possess, and even fewer would care to deploy ."