Sentence examples for instance speech from inspiring English sources

Thirty years ago, for instance, speech recognition was an artificial-intelligence problem of the first order.

People usually use different modalities, as for instance speech and body movements, in order to interact with each other.

Finally, some of the categories were further subdivided and made more distinct; as for instance, speech sounds were explicitly annotated as being male, female, child, or synthetic.

For instance, speech music discrimination systems based on BOF yield almost perfect results [43], as do carefully designed music genre classifiers.

Second, it ought to be used when a kind of individual freedom poses a major threat to public order; for instance, speech that incites the breaking of law (Russell 1938 227 228).

For instance, speech is a signal produced by a human source (as are human non-speech vocalizations and human non-vocal sounds) and is produced by the vocal tract (as are human non-speech vocalizations and rhesus macaque vocalizations).

And because of that, and because of the unique nature of a university campus setting, I think that there are very good and compelling reasons why broader policies and prohibitions on conduct in activities and in some instances speech are acceptable on a college campus level that might not be acceptable say in an adult work environment or in an adult situation.

In both instances, speech signals were level adjusted to 26 dBov (dB overload) and stored with 8 kHz sampling rate and 16-bit precision.

But I hope Cuba takes a much more socially liberal path than Vietnam and allows people many more freedoms, for instance free speech.

Perhaps we'd best leave it as: "Hell is other people's nether garments", together with the hateful – but in this instance necessary – speech tic: "You know what I mean".

Even so, the narrative has its sweet and pungent moments; for instance, a speech by a truck stop waitress, poignantly played by Juliet Smith, makes it especially evident who Williams's listeners were and why they loved him so.