The phrase "achieving speech" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the attainment or development of verbal communication skills or the ability to articulate thoughts effectively.
Example: "The therapy sessions focused on achieving speech in children with speech delays, helping them express their needs and feelings."
Alternatives: "developing speech" or "attaining verbal communication".
To achieve speech privacy, ventilation openings must be treated acoustically.
Decreasing these thresholds such that it would still accurately interpret the Morse Code without the memory code freed up enough cycles to properly read from the buffers to achieve speech.
In the short term, this may make it harder to match speech to representations, thus requiring more cognitive engagement to achieve speech understanding [ 41, 70, 73].
All our patients where a phonatory prosthesis was positioned (10/29) were able to achieve speech following speeching rehabilitation and all were satisfied with their own capacity to communicate.
All our patients where a phonatory prosthesis was positioned (20/29) were able to achieve speech following speech therapy and all were satisfied with their own capacity to communicate.
He could sit without support at 12 months of age; however so far he has not achieved speech, cannot walk and does not control sphincters.
Comparing unilateral CI and bilateral CI (sequential in almost all cases), it was noted that, at the 1-year follow-up, 1 device allowed vowel recognition in closed set tests in 50% of patients (4th perceptual category), while 2 devices enabled 50% of patients to achieve speech recognition in open set tests (6th perceptual category).
Leveraging on the top speech qualities achieved in speech separation, microphone array based speech enhancement, real-world recording environments and speech dereverberation, needed for the corresponding speaking conditions, our team scored the lowest word error rates in all four scenarios.
It is important to us because we aim to find a way to predict and achieve (through speech synthesis) high-efficiency speech communication, if subtle prosodic cues cannot significantly influence our comprehension, the idea can hardly be applied.
