Once a rough translation is complete, he takes the printed word, reads it aloud and adds correct inflections.
One song on the record, "Scalinatella", is sung in Neapolitan, rather than Italian, which required Patton to re-learn the correct inflections and pronunciations in that language.
Because of how much data it takes in, the system sounds more human as it learns the correct pronunciations, inflections and accents from a wider variety of source voices.
Or: "The Iranian addressed her in fluent Danish, corrected her Californian inflections, and then, in her mother's tongue, said sadly, 'Good-bye, Danish girl.' As soon as she walked away, he turned to me.
Later the art of vocal composition itself was largely based upon prosody: only by respecting the poetic metre in the music could the text, when sung, be clear in meaning and correct in pronunciation and grammatical inflection.
If so, and if the results of Determann and colleagues vis-à-vis the marked decrease in development of ALI in patients treated with low VT turns out to be correct, it would mark an inflection point in which ALI/ARDS is no longer a syndrome that must be treated, but is a syndrome that should be prevented.
That means stringing together bits of pre-recorded words with the correct inflection a technique called "concatenative speech .In many ways, a voice-application network is a cross between a recording studio, a telecoms-service provider and a software firm.
"It's an inflection point right now.
The error analysis after correction indicates that the data utilisation ratio in the corrected effective apparent resistivity is significantly improved, and all the data that appear before the minimum inflection point can be effectively corrected.
In this paper, the model structure of the Cardinal Temperature Model with Inflection point, is assumed to be correct for the intended application.
