Sentence examples for decipher speech from inspiring English sources

Apple's Siri uses such a network to decipher speech, sorting sounds into recognizable chunks before drawing on contextual clues and past experiences to guess at how best to group them into words.

This disorder, in which people can often hear sounds but cannot decipher speech, is sometimes caused by problems with hair cells or ribbons.

Early on when we first entered the world of being a stroke family, the only time it was difficult to decipher speech was when she was overtired.

These were usually apparent in situations where sensory inputs compete with one another, for example, when trying to decipher speech in a noisy environment (Kuchinsky et al. 2012), or during visual imagery (Amedi et al. 2005), but were also associated with normal audiovisual speech perception (van Wassenhove et al. 2005).

The elderly have additional trouble deciphering speech when background noise obscures the key sounds of words.

She revolves between fourth-wall rupturing information dumps and conversations with her fellow gang members that are so dense with slang that I was forced to refer to the 10-page glossary to decipher the speech.

Frederick Jelinek, who survived the Nazi occupation of Czechoslovakia to become a pioneer in computer research in America, helping to make it possible for computers to decipher and translate human speech, died on Sept. 14 in Baltimore.

Even as I grew up and discovered booze, girls, and nu-metal, I found myself getting into all sorts of things that people who tend to like the fantasy genre also tend to like, whether I was trying to decipher the Architect's speech in The Matrix: Revolutions or anything in Twin Peaks.

Google, for instance, uses hard-to-decipher text-to-speech technology for its directions instead of human voices.

In other words, Siri for desktop will use speech recognition to decipher and remembering contextual clues.

The notion is that one shouldn't have to wade through another person's speech patterns to decipher meaning; everyone should speak and think like I do so that my job as a reader is easy.