Sentence examples for flexible speech from inspiring English sources

The result is a fast, flexible speech engine that sounds more human — and less like a robot.

This approach is used to create a flexible speech watermark, shaped according to the time-frequency characteristics of the host signal.

At the same time, it was agreed that the speech would have flexible language that would give the military free license to win a war.

Conversely, the same technology could be used to make the tone of voice of synthesized speech more flexible.

Therefore, we can obtain more flexible and effective gain functions under speech presence and speech absence in frequency bin, which can yield effective noise reduction and good speech enhancement performance.

His poetics was shaped by an adolescent encounter with Williams and Pound, their rejection of what he called the metronomic ba-dum, ba-dum, ba-dum of iambic pentameter for the flexible, complex rhythms of everyday speech.

Attacks on an excess of free market orthodoxy remind us that TM is more ideologically flexible than Mrs T. Her speech was a Merkel-esque grab at left-of-centre themes of discontent about under-addressed market failures, married to the "compassionate conservatism" notion of mutual responsibility.

Nominee Trump puffed: "I alone can fix it," even at the expense of the U.S. Constitution, now flexible in matters of free speech, religious tolerance, or a woman's right to choose.

To date, there has been little attempt to explain how information structure may have developed from a linguistic function realised in speech by highly-flexible intonation into one realised in writing by relatively-rigid sequence.

The creative mind has a flexible notion of the distinction between speech and reality.

"My constitution is a very flexible one," Scalia said in a speech at Princeton University in 2012.