Sentence examples for jitter into from inspiring English sources

In order to understand the effect of increased jitter on ASR performance, we artificially introduce jitter into the 400 test waveforms from 8 speakers.

If the target QoS metric is audio quality, at the same time, all clients will translate their received network characteristics (throughput, delay, and jitter) into audio MOS scores (in a scale of 1 to 5, where 1 corresponds to the poorest quality and 5 to the highest) and store the result in the DB.

However, introducing jitter into the presynaptic activity caused the positive and negative peaks of the change in membrane potential to broaden and become more distant from the pairing spike with increasing jitter.

Lowboy's mind tumbles, and Wray's third-person narration often jitters into phantasmagoric first-person monologue in an effort to keep up.

Sangue Puro, their third album, is a witches' brew of spook house soundscapes, propulsive no-wave rhythms and squelching disco that jitters into life around some vague concept involving bats and blood and shamanic chanting.

In "Citronella and Wasps", a poem about an American road-trip, the sentences come in spliced clips, each line jittering into place and then giving way to the exhilarated surge of the verse.

Oneida puts the New York jitters into German rock minimalism; its songs hurtle forward in a frenetic tangle of patterned repetition, psychedelic noise and lyrics about sex, drugs, rock and dystopia.

Inflation stretched that spacetime jittering into gravitational waves billions of light-years in wavelength.

Turn your jitters into energy.

"I had jitters going into it, I'll be honest," Pangos said.

Throughout the High Point market, which closes today, economic jitters translated into uninspired design.