Informality and wild claims characterized the spoken introductions.
The localized electromagnetic correlates of basic phrase building have been previously characterized for spoken language, both in comprehension9 and production8.
As noted in your review, Mr. Marclay urges a heightened awareness of sound in our environment — of whatever we can characterize, loosely speaking, as "music" — by surrounding us with its signifiers (like objects covered in musical notation, for example, or arranged to inspire improvisation), and by inviting our participation.
It may be manifested in "elderspeak" (or "baby talk") communication; this kind of speech is characterized by speaking slower and/or louder, using simplified sentences, etc, when talking to an elderly individual.
Automatic speech recognition systems have addressed the tasks of automatically generating labels that characterize the content of spoken multimedia files.
October 28, 1842 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania October 22, 1932 Goshen, New York Anna Elizabeth Dickinson, (born October 28, 1842, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S. died October 22, 1932, Goshen, New York) American lecturer on abolitionism, women's rights, and other reform topics, remembered for the articulate but emotionally blistering rhetoric that characterized her speaking style.
But in one of those strange inversions that characterize his book, Finkelstein speaks of the historical event with the same kind of awe, and demands the same sort of silent incomprehension, that he ascribes to his main foe, Elie Wiesel.
Uniquely characterized connectives are sometimes spoken of as implicitly defined, but there are definite risks involved in the latter usage see Došen and Schroeder-Heister (1985).
RTT is characterized by loss of spoken language, loss of hand skills, abnormal gait and repetitive purposeless hand stereotypies.
