Sentence examples for distorted words from inspiring English sources

Results: When listening to distorted words, patients with hallucinations and delusions were more likely than both the group with no hallucinations and delusions and the control group to misidentify their own speech as alien (i.e. spoken by someone else).

By offering distorted words that are known to have beaten computer attempts to read them, ReCaptcha has become one of the most successful such systems online, employed by more than 100,000 sites.

The proposed encoding scheme can be used as an additional processing mechanism for models of word embedding, which also form vectors to represent the meanings of words, in order to match the distorted words in the text to the valid words in the dictionary.

This project is the brain child of Guatemalan-born computer scientist Luis von Ahn, better known for his work in developing those internet security routines that ask you to identify a pair of distorted words to prove that you are a human being.

The article said that I had originated this misquotation of Levi; that it consisted of "invented, falsified, and distorted words"; and — here is the important part — that it corresponded to "a political thesis among many Jewish and non-Jewish commentators alike".

The main idea behind this rule is that we need to distinguish completely mispronounced words and somehow distorted words.

The Carnegie Mellon group also created a simplified version of Gimpy — a single distorted word displayed against a complicated background.

At precisely 9 A.M., Shwalb filled in the "captcha" — the distorted word puzzle designed to foil automated responses and bulk purchases by ticket brokers.

PITTSBURGH (AP) – Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University have discovered a way to enlist people across the globe to help digitize books every time they solve the simple distorted word puzzles commonly used to register at Web sites or buy things online.

When you sign up, Yahoo now presents you with a small picture of a distorted word, something that looks as if it had been written on cellophane and stretched out of shape.

In a webmail service, for instance, users are shown a "captcha," a distorted word or image, and asked to identify the text or picture.