Sentence examples for advantages speech from inspiring English sources

Certainly, speaking and hearing as a primary means of communication have a number of striking advantages: speech does not depend on daylight or on mutual visibility; it can operate in all directions over reasonably wide areas; and it can be adjusted in loudness to cope with distance.

"We would oppose any bill that enshrined new advantages to speech by political insiders over speech funded in small-dollar amounts by ordinary Americans," the letter reads.

Every time you make a digital cell-phone call, you take advantage of speech coding-the process of converting human speech into a simpler signal that can be transmitted more quickly.

Thus, implicitly, in error concealment one has more information about possible channel inputs which is a clear advantage over speech enhancement.

The most typical ways that amateur-style machinima gets around limitations of expression include taking advantage of speech bubbles seen above players' heads when speaking, relying on the visual matching between a character's voice and appearance, and finding methods available within the game itself.

Being able to see a talking face confers a considerable advantage for speech perception in adulthood.

In healthy controls, a right-ear advantage for speech stimuli in this procedure is taken as a behavioural measure of left hemisphere specialisation for speech perception.

In the original model proposed by Kimura (1967) it is suggested that this right-ear advantage for speech is caused by several interacting factors.

This musician advantage for speech-in-noise perception joins other work showing that musical training enhances the development of auditory skills beyond music [26], [34] [39] such as language [40] [42] (see [43] for a review).

In dictation programs, for example, it may make sense to combine the advantages of rapid speech input with the rapid editing available through the use of visual displays and keyboards, she said.

Mr. Devine said he thought that at least in terms of Democratic primary voters Mr. Obama had turned the furor to his advantage with his speech on race.