Sentence examples for interpretations of speeches from inspiring English sources
The lese majeste complaint rests on rival interpretations of speeches given on 10 April this year to mark the anniversary of the first attempted crackdown on last year's protests.
As a reciter he was unequalled, especially in his interpretation of speeches from Shakespeare.
Certain information, including the interpretation of speeches, and the documents available on or via this site can be considered neither as an authentic reproduction of the official texts nor as a faithful verbatim report of parliamentary debates.
In view of these incongruities (and the fundamental principles that guide us in the interpretation of speech acts), we do not naturally interpret the image as a literal depiction of some event, but as a visual metaphor.
A longstanding theoretical problem in understanding the mechanisms of speech perception is the lack of invariant mappings between acoustic patterns and perceptual interpretation of speech.
The collection and interpretation of speech errors has been a significant factor in the development of contemporary models of language production and is systematically linked to the development of a number of experimental paradigms currently used for the study of language production.
The courts have not always agreed on this expansive interpretation of speech or debate protections.
In both, we chose to use one of the most successful commercial ASR systems available, Dragon's Naturally Speaking (DNS), for interpretation of speech inputs.
This mechanism would thus influence the interpretation of speech sounds on the basis of spectral information in the preceding sentence (or extrinsic context).
Tunney makes intellectual speech and Mayor Walker says that if there is anyone there with only one college degree, Tunney will gladly furnish interpretations of the speech.
They think that the usefulness and the design of laws against hate speech ought to be a matter of legislative judgment for each community, not something that is precluded peremptorily by judicial interpretations of free speech.
