Sentence examples for concurrently speaking from inspiring English sources
Single-channel speech separation (SCSS) is one of the most challenging tasks in speech processing, where the aim is to unmix two or more concurrently speaking subjects, whose audio mixture is acquired by a single microphone.
To address one problem you must concurrently address many others.
"Last week, virtually every Senate Republican voted against that tax cut," President Obama said, speaking at the White House nearly concurrently with Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid's comments on the Senate floor.
Generally speaking, presenting information on the GG concurrently with the search task induced costs to RT performance.
The observer noticed that a PCW might only be speaking or might be performing some other activity concurrently.
The goals of the experiment were to evaluate the instructional effects of presenting an animated concept map concurrently with semantically equivalent spoken narration.
The European Forum for New Ideas (where I also had been invited to speak), held concurrently in the nearby seaside resort town of Sopot bore witness to that success with over 900 business delegates from Poland joining in a well-earned festival of self congratulatory debate.
Roughly speaking, if we denote by the cardinality of the set of data (SO or c2v messages) read concurrently to the th data for, then the higher is (for a given ), the higher is the expected redundancy.
As if policy differences weren't enough, the Party's many spokesmen tend to speak disparately and concurrently, especially on matters of national security.
