Sentence examples for categorization of speech from inspiring English sources

In experiment 1, categorization of speech stimuli that gradually varied in their prosodic pitch contour (between statement and question) involved (1) an auditory ventral pathway along the superior temporal lobe and (2) auditory-motor dorsal pathways connecting posterior temporal and inferior frontal/premotor areas.

Searle offers a new categorization of speech acts based on relatively clear principles of distinction.

Taken together, the data suggest a critical role for this region in the passive perception and categorization of speech sounds.

Published online: February 22, 2007 Though the whole acoustic spectrum of vowel sounds is ideal for our categorization of speech [14], the lowest-dimensional representations rely on vocal-tract resonances, or formants [15].

In particular, activity in the left posterior superior temporal gyrus related to phonetic change is robust at the single-subject level and may serve as a signature for automatic categorization of speech sounds.

The mismatch negativity (MMN) response, as observed in EEG (and its equivalent mismatch field response in MEG) is a form of neural dishabituation that has been used as an index of the categorization of speech sounds [ 4].

The reasoning comes from many real-life problems where the teacher's activity is an expensive resource (e.g. text categorization, part of speech tagging).

Since the movements of the articulators that modulate the shape of the vocal tract are constrained and less variable than acoustic speech signals, generation of internal motor models of the articulatory gestures of the speaker might aid in categorization of his/her speech sounds (Liberman et al. 1967; Liberman and Mattingly 1985; Davis and Johnsrude 2007; Möttönen and Watkins forthcoming).

Considering the first sub-research question, 'do parts of private speech--repetition, translation, question, and filler--enhance advanced EFL learners' reasoning?,' according to Ohta (2001) and Sonmez's (2011) categorizations of private speech, the following private speech categorization based on Table 8 was used to analyze data.

Furthermore, as it was depicted in Table 9, the frequency of occurrences of different categorizations of private speech was different among individuals in the control and experimental groups.

For instance, perception studies demonstrate that prosodic correlates do not contribute similarly to the identification of contrasts (oppositions) in speech intonation, and F0 contributes more prominently to the categorization of contrast in speech intonation (Lehiste, 1976; Peng et al., 2012).