Sentence examples for intelligibility between from inspiring English sources

On that view, what we understand is to correspond to the intelligible aspects of things that are mind-independent so that an identity in intelligibility between mind and thing results the mind is measured by things.

Intelligibility between dialects is, however, almost never absolutely complete.

There is no mutual intelligibility between these dialects and Japanese nor among the dialect groups.

Mutual intelligibility between the major dialects is difficult; the Meglenoromanian, Istroromanian, and Aromanian are sometimes classed as languages distinct from Romanian proper, or Dacoromanian, which has many slightly varying dialects of its own.

For a given amount of absorption, in a regularly-shaped dining hall the difference in intelligibility between various absorber arrangements is generally negligible, whereas in a flat or long dining hall it is important to strategically arrange the absorbers.

Mutual intelligibility between languages is not a transitive relation, and sometimes the intelligibility relation is not even symmetric (smaller, more isolated, or less prestigious groups often understand the dialects of larger, more central, or higher-prestige groups when the converse does not hold).

Using this notion, we define a natural measure of the mutual intelligibility, F L,L′), between two agents, one using the language L and the other using L′.

In the case of the interaction between intelligibility and spectral detail, there was a significant difference between clear and rot (t(11) = 4.592, P = 0.001), NV and rotNV (t(11) = 10.818, P < 0.001), and rot and rotNV (t(11) = 6.484, P < 0.001) in the absence of a difference between clear and NV (t(11) = 0.591, P = 0.566; Fig.  2 B).

In much the same manner, his Pyongyang score would cue him on cadence and rhythm and all the other elements of speech that get lost in transliteration and can easily tip the scales between intelligibility and gibberish.

The speech intelligibility was scored between 0 and 100% for each of four tasks: (i) understanding of monosyllables at 65 dB, (ii) numbers at 65 dB, (iii) the Hochmair-Schulz-Moser (HSM) sentence test during silence, and (iv) the HSM sentence test with 10 dB background noise [39].

A region of the left posterior STS was implicated in the interaction between intelligibility and spectral detail at the whole-brain level.