A third and related argument is that the prevalence ratio has greater "natural intelligibility" (Axelson et al. 1994; Lee and Chia 1993; Thompson et al. 1998).
Hinton suggested a link between them and Sorabji's speech, saying, "he invariably spoke at a speed almost too great for intelligibility", and Stevenson remarked, "One sentence could embrace two or three languages".
The results show that removing changes in amplitude across channels has a much greater impact on intelligibility than differences in sweep transition or duration across channels.
Compared with the state-of-the-art methods, the proposed scheme provides lower residual intelligibility and greater cryptanalytic efforts.
22 An improvement in single-word intelligibility of greater than or equal to 14% was deemed to be an MCID 22 based on a combination of effect size and SLPs' observations of functional improvements in intelligibility skills.
Apart from supporting natural binaural hearing, such systems hold great potential for improving the intelligibility of speech in the presence of noise through beamforming algorithms.
This increase is modest at higher input SNR but becomes progressively greater at lower SNR. Figure 6 Intelligibility weighted speech cancelation for directional speech-shaped noise at different SNRs for perfect VAD and envelope-based VAD with β = 0.1, 0.2 and 0.3.
On the positive side, Leibniz thought that by treating forces as inherent powers of bodies tied inextricably to their ability to move and be moved, his own conception of force could preserve the intelligibility that was the great hallmark of mechanism, while nonetheless improving upon the work of those such as Huygens, Descartes and Galileo.
The left posterior and right mid-STS showed the greatest classification accuracy in discriminations of intelligibility when they were expressed relative to the accuracy in discriminations of spectral detail.
Nevertheless, it can safely be stated that the degree of mutual intelligibility must have been much greater between the ancient languages than between the Middle Iranian languages and that those languages geographically closer to each other probably were mutually understood better than those spoken in areas farther apart.
