Sentence examples for less intelligibility from inspiring English sources

It is usually accompanied by extreme articulation by the glottis, however extreme articulation usually leads to less intelligibility.

When target and interfering sounds were both presented from the front, the "noise" had much less effect on intelligibility than the speech interference did.

In[17], it has been shown that for noisy environments, the components of the modulation spectrum below 2 Hz and above 10 Hz are less important for speech intelligibility, particularly the band below 1 Hz which contains mostly information about the environment.

In addition, it is noted that the NCFMV-EWPF algorithm does not require the VAD technique, which not only reduces the computational complexity but also provides more robust performance in a noisy environment, such as the higher output SINR, less speech distortion, and better speech intelligibility.

The result: increased intelligibility within national borders [3], less comprehension across them [4].

Speakers 29,30,33,41 and 46 have an intelligibility score below 75 and uttered less than 200 commands.

The adaptive gain functions provide less gain as SNRs decrease so that the intelligibility can be higher with the adaptivity.

Although the users were less satisfied at the intra-oral electrolarynx, the intelligibility of the intra-oral electrolarygeal speech was comparable to that of transcervical electrolaryngeal speech, and most of them were willing to employ it if they lost their current electrolaryngeal speech.

In a recent experiment Al Moubayed et al. [4] it was shown that adding small eyebrow movements on syllables with large pitch movements, resulted in a significant intelligibility improvement over the articulation-only condition, but less so than a condition where manually labelled prominence was used to drive the gestures.

For groups with impaired hearing due to age and/or noise, representing 8% of the population in Sweden, the noise level outdoors had to be lowered to less than 50 dB(A), in order to achieve good speech intelligibility at 1 m without lip-reading.

Festen and Plomp (1990) also compared different-sex with same-talker interference using a sentence intelligibility task and observed an SRT difference of no less than 6 10 dB.