Sentence examples for heterogeneous speech from inspiring English sources

I suggest that the notion of CC be conceptualized as multiple competences in a heterogeneous speech community in which there are multiple norms.

The huge amount of heterogeneous speech data stored in audio and audiovisual repositories makes it necessary to develop efficient methods for speech information retrieval.

The ever-increasing volume of heterogeneous speech data stored in audio and audiovisual repositories promotes the development of efficient methods for retrieving such information.

The ever-increasing volume of heterogeneous speech data stored in audio and audiovisual repositories promotes the development of efficient methods for retrieving the stored information.

When the non-native speech is heterogeneous in the sense that it is produced by speakers with different mother tongues, as in our case, it may be extremely difficult to capture the rather diffuse pattern of variation by including variants in the lexicon (see also [4]).

Individual case analysis revealed that subtle changes in language were evident during the prodromal stages of Alzheimer's disease, with two-thirds of patients with mild cognitive impairment showing significant but heterogeneous changes in connected speech.

Developmental speech and language disorders are a heterogeneous group of childhood conditions with variable presentation and etiology.

This model could well account for the longer speech latencies in the phonologically homogeneous versus heterogeneous trials in the present study which were separated by an SOA of 2,000 ms.

In the case of the task-oriented speech recognition and domain-specific language modeling[2], these heterogeneous text data bring many ambiguities caused by the overestimating such n-gram probabilities that are typically unrelated with the area of speech recognition into the process of the training language models.

This priming effect consisted of increased speech latencies for the homogeneous as compared to the heterogeneous trials.

With respect to syntactic gender priming, the only psycholinguistic study that ever reported speech latency differences between gender-homogeneous and gender-heterogeneous trials in bare noun production (Cubelli et al. 2005) found that homogeneous trials had longer speech latencies than heterogeneous trials.