Sentence examples for earlier utterances from inspiring English sources

The self-normalization warp for the incoming utterance is recursively estimated from earlier utterances.

In summary, the front end estimates the self-normalization warp for the incoming utterance by using the self-normalization warp estimated from the earlier utterances via a recursive averaging with a forgetting factor.

Mr Faulkner, certainly in his early utterances, would seem to concur.

The early utterances may be simple, but what produces them is very complex.

The Gardners claim that, "[Washoe] learned a natural human language and her early utterances were highly similar to, perhaps indistinguishable from, the early utterances of human children.

Then later yet, when one says that it is in the past, he or she asserts that it is earlier than that other utterance.

To say that the event is future is to assert that it is later than this utterance; then later yet, when one says that it is in the past, he or she asserts that it is earlier than that other utterance.

Performative utterances differ from other utterances in an illocutionary, rather than a locutionary, way.

If those forms of assessment included assessment as to truth, then it would be natural to expect Austin to use the distinction between locutionary and illocutionary acts as the basis for explicitly rejecting the earlier suggestion that performative utterances are not up for assessment as to truth.

Two recent studies have addressed intriguing episodes in Egils saga Skallagrímssonar that may be paired in a further consideration of how, in the early Northern world, performative utterances could both appear to reflect an objective reality but actually propose an alternative subjective view, and concurrently translate communal mental constructs into verbal art.

He had begun writing a series of essays and stories far removed from the languid poetic utterances of his early manhood.