Sentence examples for corresponding graphemes from inspiring English sources

English /l/ and /r/ sounds are not distinctive for Japanese speakers and they are loosely associated with corresponding graphemes.

All statistical approaches face this problem, being necessary, during the training process, to segment and align the two sequences (a phoneme sequence and the corresponding grapheme sequence) with an equal number of segments.

The listeners were to classify the 70 sibilants with reference to their corresponding German graphemes as either <s> or <sch>, the latter being the grapheme sequence of.

According to research in cognitive science, becoming a good reader involves a "virtuous triangle" that seamlessly connects three sets of linguistic representations: letters on the page ("graphemes"), sounds in the corresponding language ("phonemes"), and word meanings ("semantics").

However, for other graphemes the correspondence to phonemes depends on several factors, such as the grapheme context and the part-of-speech.

The Glagolitic graphemes inherited the colors of the corresponding Latin graphemes as soon as the Glagolitic graphemes acquired the new meaning.

He has grapheme-colour synaesthesia, but also sees corresponding colours, shapes and textures to sound and music.

Some graphemes have a univocal correspondence with the phonemes.

This means that the phoneme-grapheme correspondence in Chinese characters is not transparent.

Western languages do not have a good phoneme to grapheme correspondence while many of the Indian languages do have it.

The proposed method for cross-lingual adaptation consists of three partially-independent steps: grapheme-to-phoneme conversion (G2P), building the acoustic model, and building a vocabulary and the corresponding language model.