I've gleaned from its near-constant utterance by the woman sitting next to you — your mother, I suppose, or perhaps a social worker or a federal prisoner who's being paid to spend time with you — that your name is Timmy.
The utterances have been spoken from different unknown positions within each room, but the position was constant during each utterance.
For the experiments, it has been assumed that the T 60 and the DOA of the target speaker remain constant for each utterance.
where μ i is the constant corresponding to utterance X i and μ i can be estimated as μ i ≈ μ ij ¯ = 1 N ∑ j = 1 N μ ij.
A semantic theory, for instance, might tell us that the semantic value for 'Barack Obama' is a 1D intension that maps any possible world to a specific individual, while the semantic value for 'I' is a 2D intension that maps contexts of utterance to a constant function from any possible world to the individual who is the speaker in the context.
Even his smallest utterances, such as his constant references to "Davey" Warner, manage to infuriate.
It shows that the PDFs are quite sharp and close to zero, just like an impulse function, and the constant approximation in Equation 4 for each utterance is accurate and reasonable to some extent.
Repetition poses certain problems for pragmatics, as evidenced by Sperber and Wilson's claim that "the effects of repetition on utterance interpretation are by no means constant".
Fb must be estimated for each utterance, but is assumed to be constant for each speaker [21].
It's the political culture, transformed by Twitter and the 24-minute news cycle into a constant patrol for — and vigil against — excited, off-script utterances.
The original inquiry has matured in the late twentieth century to an inquiry into the practical aspects of our utterances and actions, more to the point of the linguistic justification of our utterances and actions in an environment in constant change.
