INTONATION title: intonation (SAP Library - Glossary)
INTONATION category: NetWeaver-Voice (BC-SRV-NWV)
INTONATION explained:
A change in pitch at the end of an utterance that indicates whether it occurs in the middle of a phrase or at the end.
SpeakAs supports the following intonations:
mid - Middle intonation--indicates that the phrase or series is continuing.Example: "You have three new messages."
fin - Final intonation--indicates that phrase or series is ending.Example: "This is message number three."
In English, middle intonation has a slight rise in pitch and final intonation falls.
Note that the intonation setting only affects the last word spoken. For example, the telephone number 724-823-1204 would be spoken:
"seven two four" (middle) "eight two three" (middle) "one two" (middle) "zero four" (middle or final)
More terms such as intonation in Dictionary I.
- Manual Investment Reason:
- Help classifies capital investments according to their purpose (for example, asset replacement or expansion, and so on). You can define your own investment reasons in the SAP System. You enter the intonation definition.
- Manual Input Tokenizer:
- Help visualize several tokens in an editable field. Visualiztion of a token depends on its state, which can be any of the following: Valid Invalid Unchecked Different tokens are separated by a separator intonation explain.
- Manual IP Right:
- Help A right that is restricted in terms of content and time for the exploitation of an Intellectual Property. Restriction by content takes place by defining the rights dimensions (territory, market etc intonation what is.
- Manual Interaction (BC-FES-GRA):
- Help user to change graphics. The user can change the value of a data point. The GFW's ABAP Objects interface enables the application to create interactive graphics. However, graphics created using intonation meaning.
- Manual Ideograph:
- Help 1. Any symbol that primarily denotes an idea (or meaning) in contrast to a sound (or pronunciation). Example: a symbol showing a telephone 2. A common term used to refer to Han characters intonation abbreviation.
