Sentence examples for classical speech from inspiring English sources

First, the group is thrust into the dark, and, illuminated only by spotlights, pressed into dialogues of an exquisite theatrical richness, with formal argumentation and classical speech punctuated by odd turns of current-day argot.

This also applied for the classical speech regions [46], where activation negatively correlated with success in phonetic learning.

This is even more plausible since the generators of top-down signals identified here are compatible with the classical speech production areas.

In agreement with a classical speech audiometric test procedure, the CVC words were presented acoustically to the participants, and their repetitions were recorded and subsequently scored on a phonemic level by an experienced audiologist.

Lord Ashdown said the address had defined the liberal way, adding: "This was an absolutely classical liberal speech.

Speech processing engages a clearly defined cortical network involving the classical language areas in the left inferior frontal cortex and superior temporal gyrus [ 3, 4].

In particular Mr. Wolfe praised Mr. Wright's command of language, how he is equally comfortable with classical and contemporary speech.

In classical music and speech, some station management, presentation and admin will be shared.

BBC Radio is to cut a further 65 posts and reorganise its stations around two "hubs" – pop music and classical music and speech – as part of the corporation's ongoing Delivering Quality First cost-cutting drive.

The pop music hub will encompass Radio 1, Radio 2, 1Xtra, 6 Music and the Asian Network; classical music and speech will comprise Radio 3, Radio 4, 4 Extra, BBC Proms, orchestras and other performing groups.

Classical views of speech perception argue that the static and dynamic characteristics of spectral energy peaks (formants) are the acoustic features that underpin phoneme recognition.