Sentence examples for maintain intelligibility from inspiring English sources

But, as soon as the speech quality is less than normal, or the speech is listened in noisy conditions, the introduction of grammatical speech pauses can help to maintain intelligibility [64].

Among its highest priorities is to maintain intelligibility with the language spoken in Sweden.

The stimuli were edited to be the shortest possible length while maintaining intelligibility (mean length Spanish  = 470 ms, SD  = 84 ms; mean length English  = 528 ms, SD  = 99 ms) and all stimuli were equated for mean intensity at 65 dB.

For Heidegger, Van Gogh is the painter who paints what painting really is, because his painting captures and preserves that essential tension between revealing and concealing, "earth" and "world," which is at work in all art, indeed, in all creation, all bringing into and maintaining in intelligibility.

Listeners with normal hearing maintained good speech intelligibility in the outdoor listening situation at noise levels up to 60 dB(A), without lip-reading (i.e., using non-auditory information).

Indeed, the notion of the individual essence of a body conceived as a power to maintain itself is of dubious intelligibility.

The simulations demonstrate the ability of the adaptive subband communication algorithm to adjust automatically the speech signal gain for improved intelligibility while maintaining healthy noise exposure levels.

Unlike the approach of threshold determination directly from the WP coefficients of noisy speech, the approach to determine threshold from the TE-operated WP coefficients and then employ it via a semisoft thresholding function, has more potential to eliminate as much of the noise as possible while still maintaining speech quality and intelligibility in the enhanced speech[29].

The reason for endorsing such a view presumably was that it allows one to maintain the utter simplicity and order of the demiurgic intellect, so as to preserve God as the source of intelligibility, and yet to distance God from the creation, without, however, either creating gaps between god and creation or destroying the unity of God.

This view is essentially shared by Hornsby and Leder, each of whom questions both the intelligibility of attaching precise spatiotemporal parameters to mental events, and the purported necessity of doing so, in order to maintain a materialist position.

There was an intelligibility if not a friendly intimacy in the old contest, one between two large, idealistic, rough-mannered nations seeking to maintain their spheres of influence short of tripping nuclear war.