By contrast, during a Boxing Day Test, apart from the utterances of those seated within your immediate vicinity, the only crowd sounds are indistinct murmurs, claps and roars.
While it is too early to talk of front-runners, hints to the characteristics sought in a future pontiff can be discerned from the utterances of the cardinals who have spent the past week in meetings at the Vatican.
In Iraq, discerning what people think is a diviner's art, since people everywhere learned years ago to tailor their conversations with foreigners, and even with family and friends, to the prescriptions they take from the utterances of Mr. Hussein.
People learn to describe their mental states, according to Skinner, from the utterances of others who ascribe those states to them on the basis of observations of their behaviour (e.g., in the social context or when a certain stimulus situation prevails in their environment).
Note that the utterances in the testing dataset contained different contents (sentences) from the utterances used to train the GMMs.
This sacred poetic manuscript wasrecorded from the utterances of gurus during their "highest states of consciousness". By reading it aloud, students can become closer to the gurus' levels of awareness, Khalsa says.
It just so happens that we recently published a book of sports poems made from the utterances of professional athletes: Erratic Fire, Erratic Passion: The Poetry of Sportstalk.
Then, from inside, came the utterance, "No, thanks!" "Beg pardon?" the boy asked.
For example, two events represented as two consecutive utterances are presumed to stand in the relation of Narration, where the event described in the first utterance precedes the one from the second utterance.
