Sentence examples for impoverished representations from inspiring English sources

Still, most approaches in speech technology, whether it is speech recognition, speech synthesis, speaker recognition, or speech coding, seem to rely on impoverished representations of the modulation spectrum in the form of a sequence of short-time spectra, possibly extended with explicit information about the dynamic changes in the form of delta and delta-delta coefficients.

Berg has argued strongly against becoming entrenched in the duality, or opposition, of the formal and the informal, or pitching the ' complexity of medical work' against ' impoverished representations' of it, instead suggesting it is more productive to focus on practices and to consider the ways in which skilful human work bridges the rationality-reality gap [ 19, 20].

Medial perirhinal cortex thinning was associated with a disproportionate difficulty in naming living things at no/mild levels of global atrophy, and at moderate levels of global atrophy, with increasing difficulty in naming impoverished representations of non-living things, in the context of overall living things impairment.

This finding suggests that phoneme specificity in frontal articulatory regions may provide a means to compensate for impoverished auditory representations through top-down sensorimotor integration.

Thus, preserved phoneme specificity and upregulation of activity in speech motor regions provide a means of compensation in older adults for decoding impoverished speech representations in adverse listening conditions.

For instance, impaired articulation could lead to impoverished phonological representations, which would then impair the acquisition of morphological and morphosyntactic knowledge, which would then constitute a poor basis for further syntactic learning.

We are reminded that quality of care involves arrangements of people, practices and materialities that go beyond the patient-clinician dyad [ 13, 15, 16, 22], and that standards of care quality must be rooted in the lived experience of patients, their carers, clinicians and managers [ 16- 18, 21, 22], rather than on impoverished proxy representations.

These weak organisations struggling to offer some form of representation to impoverished minorities underrepresented in central, regional and local government and in many areas of the public and private sectors, are made to sound like the powerful lobbies and interest groups feared by the government and exerting great influence on its decisions.

Instead, our data show that decreased dopamine during performance resulted in an impoverished neural representation of stimulus value.

The fight for recognition is particularly bitter in the Pacific, a strategically and economically important region in China and Taiwan's backyard that is chock-full of impoverished microstates happy to sell their diplomatic representation.

"A text representation of a person is really impoverished".