Sentence examples for conveying speech from inspiring English sources

The observation that fractional anisotropy of these pathways correlated with left inferior frontal gyrus activation during both song and speech stimulation suggests an involvement of these pathways in conveying speech, as well as song information to frontal regions.

At this point neither Gray nor Bell had yet constructed a working telephone that could convey speech.

FCC rules require TV stations to provide closed captions that convey speech, sound effects, and audience reactions such as laughter to deaf and hard of hearing viewers.

The infinitesimal memory on the N64's cartridges meant even its flagship title, GoldenEye 007 conveyed speech with soundless text and moved the story along with clunky in-engine cutscenes.

Hence Yiddish has always been particularly well suited to conveying everyday speech.

Yet its greatest achievement is conveying without speech not only the inherent confusion and sadness of dealing with a disintegrating mind, both for the person and their loved ones, but also the moments of warmth and humour.

In this paper, we will present an experiment exploring the effects of different types of speech gesture cooperation in agents' behavior: redundancy (gestures duplicate pieces of information conveyed by speech), complementarity (distribution of information across speech and gestures) and a control condition in which gesture does not convey semantic information.

Pragmatics is essentially conveyed by speech prosody, i.e., the speech musical dimension which is carried by variations of the fundamental frequency (F0) and whose perceptual correlate is pitch.

Writing for the majority in a 9-to-3 decision, Judge Kimberly A. Moore of the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit said that while some of the rejected trademarks "convey hurtful speech that harms members of oft-stigmatized communities," the First Amendment "protects even hurtful speech".

He claims not to know how to convey through speech at all.

It is only with the development of explicit writing systems capable of representing the nuances conveyed in speech that writing can be used archivally or communicatively.