Sentence examples for helpful speech from inspiring English sources

These results again imply these spectral-domain methods very probably diminish the helpful speech components in the noisy training data and are inappropriate for the task of multi-condition training.  .

These results again imply these spectral-domain methods very probably diminish the helpful speech components in the noisy training data and are inappropriate for the task of multi-condition training.

However, we find that further processing of these detected short pauses between the onset and offset times for utterances is quite helpful in speech recognition, especially when the SNR is low.

Compared with the MFCC baseline, all of the HEQ-related methods provide very similar accuracy rates for the clean situation, and they are able to provide significant improvement in recognition accuracy for various noise-corrupted situations, showing that HEQ is quite helpful for speech features in terms of noise robustness.   2.

John Kennedy had just visited the site, and Mr. Sorensen thought the Texas reference would be helpful in a speech the candidate was to give in Houston to Protestant ministers who were uneasy about the prospect of a Roman Catholic president.

Some raters in the current study may have awarded a higher rating to the participants, assuming that the interviewer was not helpful in eliciting speech samples.

So, when the boundaries between helpful and harmful speech are unenforceable, what can we do, in church or state, to reinforce and protect those recognized boundaries?

In another example, the stroke CPG's brevity was helpful for some speech pathologists, whereas for others, the brevity was limiting.

"Those executives have to deliver exactly the skills I see that are helpful giving the stump speech, practicing to respond to a set of questions with heartfelt answers".

This correlation is helpful to predict a speech sample s2(n) at time n from its previous p samples s2(n − i).

Knowledge of learners' behaviors such as eye movements, facial expressions, keyboard actions, and speech is helpful for building intelligent systems that support learning from the aspects of both knowledge and mental states.