55% of what we speak, hear, and read in typical speech, however, is made up of these function words.
This works out fine for intelligibility of voice because the first three formants (envelope peaks) in typical speech spectra occur in this range, and also because the difference in spectral shape (particularly at high frequencies) between consonants such as ''sss", ''shshsh", ''fff", ''ththth", etc., are sufficiently preserved in this range.
In typical speech enhancement methods, a microphone signal is modeled using the following mixing model in the time-frequency domain.
"This is not the type of politics that I want to get in," added Sanders in a typical speech in Philadelphia.
"The citizens' revolution marks the end of the oligarchs' party and the pretensions of those who always believed they owned the country," he boomed in a typical speech in September in the coastal province of Manabí.
WHAT MR. BUSH SAYS In a typical speech in Louisville, Ky., on Thursday, Mr. Bush said: "The Social Security system today, if you're a widow, before the death benefits come your way, there could be 10, 20 years, depending on when your husband died, that the money that he put into the system just evaporates.
In a typical speech in 1936, F.D.R. recalled that "for 12 years this Nation was afflicted with hear-nothing, see-nothing, do-nothing Government" and he denounced the "forces of selfishness" that had considered the government "a mere appendage to their own affairs".
"It is a change that is absolutely fundamental to how we see politics developing in this country," he declared in one typical speech.Sceptics scoffed.
("We lost, folks. We lost," Robbins growls, in one typical speech).
In a typical speech on Saturday, the President of Taiwan, Lee Teng-hui, called for a "gradualist approach" toward unity.
In a typical speech last November at Boston College, she commended the liberal churches for "a wholesome, Gospel-centered concern for Palestinian suffering, which is real," and endorsed a two-state solution.
