Sentence examples for identity of speech from inspiring English sources

The identity of speech and creativity is also seen in the Koran's frequent use of the term "sign" (âya) to designate the phenomena of the universe, the interior events of the soul, and its own verses.

How humans extract the identity of speech sounds from highly variable acoustic signals remains unclear.

Our results suggest that voxels in hierarchically higher regions of auditory belt and parabelt are more critical for representing the identity of speech sounds.

These findings are consistent with a hierarchical account of how variable acoustic signals are transformed into abstract representations of the identity of speech sounds.

The Islamic identity of the speech must come up through using verses of holy Qur'an which praise martyrs.

These observations provide novel evidence for abstract, non-acoustic coding of the identity of heard speech in somatomotor regions.

The task of spoken language recognition is to automatically determine the identity of the language spoken in a speech sample [1].

The usual checks against other parts of a language are impossible, since they involve the use of parts of speech, identity concepts, and "if thens", which are also all up for grabs when translating Jungle into English.

Lenin has been used by generations as a marker of identity, as an element of speech, as a cultural reference.

"The identity…we ascribe to bodies, whether natural or artificial, is not perfect identity; it is rather something which, for the conveniency of speech, we call identity" (Essays, 266).

Our findings of somatomotor representations of syllable identity can inform neural accounts of speech perception in which motor contributions are much debated (Lotto et al. 2009; Scott et al. 2009; Pulvermüller and Fadiga 2010).