Sentence examples for by different speaker groups from inspiring English sources

Generally speaking, there was not much difference in the variant categories employed by different speaker groups (Fig. 3).

However, not all old forms are uniformly conserved by high-level talkers, and different speaker groups might demonstrate idiosyncratic preferences for their choices.

Different speaker groups thus reacted to the same variants according to their dialect-specific connotations.

Due to the complex interactions among dialect, gender, and vowel context, different speaker groups showed different dominant variant categories.

Sounds have spatial and temporal relations; they are produced differently by different speakers.

Frames A and B were spoken by different speakers, "speaker 1" and "speaker 2," respectively.

Contrary to JFA, different sessions of the same speaker are considered to be produced by different speakers.

In that case, the expression can single out different kinds when used by different speakers in the same world.

The next largest category, differentiated instruction, appeared in the talk seven times by different speakers.

However, in the total variability space estimation, a given speaker's entire set of utterances is regarded as having been produced by different speakers.

The sentences were read aloud by different speakers to those encountered in the study phase, half by a male speaker and half by a female speaker.