The authors discuss a method for estimating and/or predicting the listening score and two psychological impressions of speech audibility and annoyance, when listening to audio signals, in an actual noise environment.
Mrs Thatcher wrote: "I have one overwhelming impression of this speech – it is so detailed that the general shape and purpose of the Budget is lost".
The duo's percussive articulations are set against Playground's feathery falsetto, which is sampled and deconstructed to give the impression of slurred speech.
A useful index for evaluating two psychological impressions of annoyance, speech audibility, and the listening score, when listening to audio signals composed of monosyllables and words, while subject to meaningless steady noise is discussed.
Next, speech along with a masking noise with a sound pressure level value corresponding to various speech privacy levels were presented to subjects who judged the psychological impression of the particular speech privacy level.
This was the most powerful impression of Obama's speech: one tried, stupefied, to imagine Trump behind that lectern, following the class act that was Obama.
For Hartley, language is a highly "decomplex" motor activity that involves the cementing of associations between perceived and created sounds, and, for the literate, perceived and created marks: "impressions made on the ear," "actions of the organs of speech," "impressions made upon the eye," and "actions of the hand in writing" (OM 1, prop. 79).
Diana often does an impression of him in speeches.
Senator John Cornyn, a Texas Republican on the Judiciary Committee, said that Thursday in a private meeting Judge Alito expressed empathy for "the impression that the court's decisions were incoherent in this area of the law in a way that really gives the impression of hostility to religious speech and religious expression".
