Sentence examples for all the utterances of from inspiring English sources
For all the DNNs that use TRAP (TempoRAl Pattern) features [30] computed from filterbank features, we also input a 100-dimensional i-vector [13] derived from all the utterances of the speaker.
In full batch processing, the FMLLR is computed from all the utterances of a speaker in the room.
The adaptation is performed using all the utterances of a given acoustic condition (full batch mode 1 following the procedure described in [22].
For the maximum likelihood inverse filtering-based dereverberation (MLIFD) features that use FMLLR transform, we only use full batch processing, since we need to compute the FMLLR transform for the speaker from all the utterances of the speaker in the room.
Suppose it is identified with the content that all the utterances of a sentence type share; unfortunately, no such content can be attributed to a sentence such as "Every bottle is in the fridge", for there is no proposition that is stably asserted by every utterance of it (surely not the proposition that every bottle in the universe is in the fridge, which is never asserted).
McConnell's ultimatum is eerily reminiscent of the utterances of another all-powerful, all-knowing -- of even the "known unknowns" -- Republican during the GOP-orchestrated disaster known as the Iraq War.
But for all the wit and eccentricity that Mr. Pacino quite properly brings to Herod, and for all the stentorian utterances of David Strathairn as Jokannan (as John is known here), and for all of Dianne Wiest's nice underplaying of Salome's mother, Herodius, none of them is that different from the characters as they appear in a good production of Strauss's opera.
In order to compare the likelihoods, all the test utterances (of adult and older male voices) as described in Section 2 were first force aligned to the triphone transcription.
We computed CPP and CPPS for all the test utterances of adult and older speech and the average values are shown in Table 7 (The program cpps.exe available at http://homepages.wmich.edu/~hillenbr/ has been used for the computation of CPP and CPPS measures).
The syrinx is an intricately constructed organ with a firm bony framework and filmlike vibrating internal membranes over which the air, during exhalation, passes rapidly, producing all the many utterances of the bird.
