Sentence examples for informed speech from inspiring English sources

In this paper, we develop a visually informed speech source separation algorithm called MLP-AVSS which considers temporal dependency between consecutive AV frames.

Gaining access to richer acoustic event classifiers could effectively support speech detection and informed speech enhancement [2] by providing the system with details about what kind of noise surrounds the speakers, besides the obvious benefits of richer transcriptions.

In addition, AED applications range from rich transcription in speech communication [3, 4] and scene understanding [5, 6], to being a source of information for informed speech enhancement and ASR.

Like my father before me, I have used this treasure trove of wit and wisdom to enliven and inform speeches, and to find strength.

A similar bravado informed a speech to the select committee on Lords reform by Williams, in which he argued the case for bishops in a reformed chamber, given his church's conviction that all its members "should have a full understanding of the diversity of civil society".

It was picked up in a think tank piece before informing this speech by one of the formulators of Labour's 2015 manifesto.

I dreamed up the idea as a way of informing my speech at the MacGill Summer School about citizen's views on democracy at what is a critical time in Ireland's history.

Remember, informative speeches simply inform people.

Miliband's speech informed his every word.

Lincoln is eloquent in the manner of the self-taught provincial prodigy he was, his speech informed by voracious reading and also by the tall tales and dirty jokes he heard growing up in the frontier country of Kentucky and Illinois.

Historian R. Hal Williams suggested that the opposite philosophy, of legislation for the masses leading to prosperity for all, advocated by Bryan in his speech, informed the domestic policies of later Democratic presidents, including Franklin Roosevelt with his New Deal.