The phrase "among speaker" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "among speakers"? You can use "among speakers" when referring to a group of individuals who are talking or communicating, typically in the context of language or dialogue.
Example: "The dialect is often used among speakers of the local language."
Alternatives: "within speakers" or "amongst speakers".
Enid Greene Waldholtz, class of '94, has been among Speaker Newt Gingrich's chosen family-values crusaders and was named to the powerful Rules Committee.
Professor Grosz has developed a theory of discourse structure that specifies how discourse interpretation depends on interactions among speaker intentions, attentional state, and linguistic form.
The distribution of [Z] showed an interaction among speaker proficiency, speaker gender, and talker dialect.
This study thus demonstrated that talkers' realization of the variable Min /dz/ is a complex interaction among speaker gender, dialect, and proficiency.
Among speaker adaptation techniques, eigenvoice (EV [3] expresses the model of a new speaker as a linear combination of basis vectors, which are built from the principal component analysis (PCA) of the HMM mean vectors of training speakers.
Therefore, this study followed the design of Chuang and Fon (2017) and utilized extended paragraphs to allow talkers to reveal a fuller spectrum of their realization variability so that interaction among speaker gender, Min proficiency, and within-speaker consistency could be more clearly analyzed.
Criticism of Mao flowed freely among speakers at the event.
That meant, the court said, that the city was not free to discriminate among speakers.
Among speakers are David Mindell, an MIT historian of technology, David Autor, an MIT labor economist.
Most Hindu Sindhi speakers migrated to India, where they form a minority scattered among speakers of other languages.
Justice Samuel A. Alito Jr. seemed to agree that the law made impermissible distinctions among speakers based on their point of view.
