Sentence examples similar to a female native of from inspiring English sources

We employed a word repetition task: recordings of speech samples from a female native speaker of Japanese and from one of English were used for the experimental stimuli.

To create the stimuli, multiple repetitions of all constituents were uttered by a female native speaker of British English.

Stimuli were recorded onto a digital tape by a female native speaker of British English who was naive to the purposes of the experiment and who did not know the identity of the target word.

The prime words were spoken by a female native speaker of Finnish and recorded in a sound treated chamber at the Department of Speech Sciences of the University of Helsinki using a high quality condenser microphone (AKG 4000B) and a high quality and analogue to digital converter (Digidesing Digi002).

The words were recorded in a sound-proof room by a female native speaker of British English onto a DAT recorder, digitized at a sampling rate of 22 kHz with 16-bit conversion, and stored as separate files using CoolEdit.

All sentences were spoken with a sentence intonation by a female native speaker of Italian and digitally recorded.

To make the recordings, a female native speaker of English read a list with each target item embedded in the template instruction sentence (see above).

A female native speaker of British English produced these syllables.

Experiment 1a: Targets All recordings were made by a female native speaker of Dutch.

Audio stimuli were produced in citation form by a female native speaker of British English with a standard Southern accent.

Primes were the first syllables taken from the words produced by a female native speaker of German.