The translation process starts by isolating words the viewer wants to understand.
Because he was bright, listened closely and repeated what teachers said, no one noticed that he could not read much more than isolated words.
Cara Egan Reynolds's shrieks, groans, strangled breathing, isolated words and cut-off phrases played against a small band of instruments that alternated between delicate accompaniment, shattering bass drum strokes and wild melees of concerted sound.
"Duet x 2" is in silence; in "Blauvelt Mountain" the dancers talk now and then, lobbing isolated words at each other ("marriage," "open"); and "Monkey Run Road" features some talking too.
Although orthographically eccentric, however, the text is obviously meant to represent Latin, not a Romance tongue; when phrases rather than isolated words are glossed, the Latin is often very close to classical models.
Some of the most riveting as well as the most aesthetically interesting documents at the Morgan are the fair copies and galley proofs, which testify both to Proust's fluidity as a writer and also to his dogged perfectionism: he was a serial reviser, changing isolated words and perfecting sentences and phrases right up until the very end.
For "Hebrew Lesson," a repeating thirteen-second video, the Israeli artist Boaz Arad spliced together isolated words and syllables from films of Hitler's speeches to create a herky-jerky but intelligible sentence in Hebrew: "Shalom, Yerushalayim, ani mitnatzel" ("Hello, Jerusalem, I apologize").
Template-based methods were originally used to recognize isolated words or connected digits with good performances [12].
In this paper, we focus on the problem of speech classification or, more particularly, on isolated words classification.
In the present work, isolated words recorded at 8 kHz sampling rate were used under each of the neutral and angry talking conditions.
