Sentence examples for a new utterance from inspiring English sources
A new utterance can be formed along the best path of the trellis,, where is denoted as the DTW operator.
In this article, we try to introduce a new utterance-independent method for bimodal emotion recognition in spontaneous communication.
"When you're listening to one half of a conversation, every new utterance is a surprise, so you're forced to constantly predict what's going to happen next".
Beukelman and Mirenda emphasize that vocabulary selection also involves ongoing vocabulary maintenance; however, a difficulty in AAC is that users or their carers must program in any new utterances manually (e.g. names of new friends or personal stories) and there are no existing commercial solutions for automatically adding content.
But, nonetheless, I think there is something for philosophy to encourage us to think about beyond the recycled clichés that emerge on all sides each time some new utterance creates an international crisis.
He kept asking for a "cookie" and becoming more annoying with each new utterance.
Perhaps the best way to honor him is to listen him: not as background, not mindlessly on the radio, not with half attention because we know him so well, but to listen to him as if we were of his own time, relive every stage of his music as he breaks old f??ms and forces his tones to new utterance.
The length of the new utterance is the length of the best path.
We've tried on this page not to respond to each new utterance, partly for fear of giving him the attention he craves, and partly because we hoped voters would recognize his foolishness for what it is.
What is presupposed at a given stage has an effect on the interpretation of new utterances made at that stage.
This is reinforced by Cook and Hasmath (2014, 979) who suggest in their study that it is a commonplace that Internet users "embed new utterances which did not originate with them within new contexts".
