The phrase "activate phrases" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to initiate or enable specific phrases or commands, often in technical or programming discussions.
Example: "To start the process, you need to activate phrases in the software settings."
Alternatives: "enable phrases" or "trigger phrases".
These consist of the traditional cascade of far-field spoken command detection and recognition, the former based on the detection of "activating" key-phrases.
In contrast, simple phrases activated a consistently bilateral pattern of temporal regions, overlapping with inflectional activations in L middle temporal gyrus.
All of the phrases activated movement-related regions in the left frontal cortex, says lead author Lisa aziz-Zadeh, a cognitive neuroscientist at the University of Southern California in Los Angeles.
The former phrasing activates an "it's over" mindset for the voters whereas the latter phrasing activates a completely different drive -- the basic human desire to root for the underdog.
The right turn of phrase can activate the brain's sensory centers, a new study suggests.
When normal listeners hear a syntactically ambiguous phrase, they activate multiple representations in parallel with each having a probabilistic weighting (MacDonald, 1994).
Tap on "OK" to activate the wake-up phrase.
This pattern of effects suggests that for patients, like the controls, the presence of an ambiguous phrase activated multiple representations that may have placed increased demands on working memory.
It has been claimed that when listeners encounter a syntactically ambiguous phrase they temporarily activate both syntactic interpretations and this increases working memory load (MacDonald et al., 1992).
Enabling this feature will allow you to activate Siri by speaking the phrase "Hey Siri", as long as your iPad is plugged into a charger.
