Sentence examples for considerable speech from inspiring English sources

However, in a recent work [29], the authors have shown that at lower SNRs, below 0 db, the phase error causes considerable speech distortion.

Although the symptom will diminish by reprogramming certain electrodes, a considerable decrement of speech recognition is inevitable.

The linear predictive coding (LPC) model has known a considerable success in speech processing for forty years [1].

The maximum SNR filter, on the other hand, yields the highest possible output SNR but does so at the cost of a considerable amount of speech distortion.

Being able to see a talking face confers a considerable advantage for speech perception in adulthood.

He and Yumi were talking by this time, though the strain on her was considerable, since words in the national dialect, putonghua, kept cropping up in his speech.

In September 2007 Ahmadinejad in New York City to address the United Nations General Assembly sparked considerable controversy in a speech given at Columbia University in which he suggested the need for further research on the Holocaust and denied the presence of any homosexual individuals in Iran.

The speech received considerable media attention.

The speech attracted considerable attention at the time, as has the opposition to her N.Y.U.

During his visit, Mr. Obama spent a considerable portion of a speech at Yangon University focusing on the importance of diversity, singling out the "danger" of the Rakhine situation and telling his audience "there is no excuse for violence against innocent people".

Susan E. Rice, a former assistant secretary of state for African affairs under President Bill Clinton, said the speech showed considerable continuity in policy toward Africa since Mr. Clinton's two terms in office.