"distinguished speech" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a formal speech that is particularly noteworthy or impressive. For example: "The professor's distinguished speech at the awards ceremony was inspiring and moving."
Few investigations of neural activity underlying speech-motor production in stuttering have distinguished speech motor planning from execution, nevertheless, there is evidence indicating altered planning and execution in AWS relative to AWNS (Chang et al., 2009; Lu et al., 2010).
Campbell gave an admirable and distinguished speech.
Timing of local cortical source activations distinguished speech from noise: a significant delay between superior temporal and inferior frontal activation was found to be associated with speech processing (Fig. 3).
New designs help patients distinguish speech in noisy environments; some adjust automatically while others require the user to make adjustments.
In noisy settings in particular, they can pick up too much sound, making it difficult to distinguish speech.
Because hearing is complex and requires distinguishing speech from background noise, "you can't just put an amplifier in someone's ear and expect a great result," said Mark Ross, principal investigator at the Rehabilitation Engineering Research Center on Hearing Enhancement at Gallaudet University.
These measures should be amended to restore the age-old democratic right to protest. 5. Distinguish words from actions: The offence of glorifying terrorism is drawn so broadly that it fails to distinguish speech acts which constitute incitement from those which merely describe terrorist actions.
From the other side, Barbara Bleiman, co-director of the English and Media Centre, said that "a Twitter feed is a hybrid that has features of written language and features of spoken language, so it's particularly interesting to study something like Twitter or a blog or online communication because it sharpens the questions of what distinguishes speech and writing".
"A Twitter feed is a hybrid that has features of written language and features of spoken language, so it's particularly interesting to study something like Twitter or a blog or online communication because it sharpens the questions of what distinguishes speech and writing," Bleiman said.
Intonation, stress, and rate also distinguish speech signals.
In brief, a robust feature to distinguish speech and noise is urgently demanded for speech enhancement.
