Sentence examples for a collection of audio from inspiring English sources
The House of the Small Languages says it plans to serve as a collection of audio files of rare languages (www.burgaud.demon.nl/index.htm).htm
Also on the site are a biography, links and a collection of audio excerpts featuring dramatic readings of several poems -- including "Annabel Lee," "For Annie," "Dreamland" and "Lenore" -- by Joel Grey, Christopher Cazenove and Michael York.
It's a collection of "audio walks" that has just gone global – initially a guided tour of San Francisco haunts, it now includes walks for London, Berlin, Barcelona, Paris and Marrakech, sold as in-app purchases.
The other good thing in the show is a collection of audio files from a BBC radio program, "Recollections of Henry James," hosted by Michael Swann and broadcast in 1956.
The million song dataset (MSD) [40] is a collection of audio features and metadata available through the Amazon Public Dataset that can be attached to an Amazon EC2 virtual machine to run experiments.
TDTDB, which corresponds to television (TV) program broadcast by the Spanish public TV (RTVE) during 2014, and includes a collection of audio recordings of multigenre data automatically transcribed manually validated (14:1 h in total).
In this paper, we describe an experiment collecting a large number of human-generated semantic labels for a collection of nonspeech audio clips.
A framework and a collection of dedicated audio processes have been presented for interactively generating the environmental sound of a system of colliding objects.
Last week, Audible.com introduced AudibleKids, a collection of 4,000 audio books like "Caps for Sale, Charlottete's Web" and such classics of American literature as the SpongeBob SquarePants chapter books.
In 2005, they released their Buddha Machine, a collection of nine audio loops ranging in length from five to forty seconds and housed in a small brightly colored plastic box fitted with a speaker, like a transistor radio from the last century.
Having established a core vocabulary and a collection of nonspeech audio, our next step was to draw meaningful associations between concepts and sounds.
