Sentence examples for changes in spoken from inspiring English sources
First, the findings suggested that subtle changes in spoken language may be evident during prodromal stages of Alzheimer's disease; and second that it was possible to derive measures of language function whose changing values mirrored global progression through the successive clinical stages of disease.
Assessment of the voice-change progress of 20 girls (12 13 years) over 1 year by observing changes in speaking fundamental frequency (SFo), voice range, and register pitch breaks in the context of weight, height, voice training, and self-perception.
However, HMMs are not particularly well-suited for this problem since classification of vowel length is dependent on prosodic information, and since it is a relative feature affected by changes in the durations of surrounding sounds which vary in part due to changes in speaking rates.
The presence of physical task stress induces changes in the speech production system which in turn produces changes in speaking behavior.
Despite the phonetic changes in the spoken dialects since the script was fixed, the Tibetans have never changed their system of writing.
So there is a natural problem, found the world over: how quickly to allow writing to adapt to changes in the spoken language?
Attempts at simplification tend to reintroduce ambiguity and make the language more difficult to read; the existing written system has endured intelligibly through many changes in the spoken language.
In Old and Middle English, when "I" was still "ic," "ich" or some variation thereof — before phonetic changes in the spoken language led to a stripped-down written form — the first-person pronoun was not majuscule in most cases.
So that's how and why the pronunciation of the changes in natural spoken English.
So that's how and why the pronunciation of been changes in natural spoken English.
She says she hopes Mr. Parker can be a compelling voice for change, especially in speaking to teachers' union members around the country.
