Sentence examples for multiple pronunciation from inspiring English sources

The second technique, developed by Schramm and Aubert [41], combines multiple pronunciation models.

Other errors are due to the multiple pronunciations of some homographic words.

A list of about 600 homographic words was also included, to disambiguate the cases of multiple pronunciations occurring on Portuguese.

To solve this problem of multiple pronunciations, we had to change our G2P system to include additional information appended to each pronunciation in the dictionary.

We performed several experiments: normal language model and vocabulary (LM_ES), vocabulary with multiple pronunciations (LM_ES_multiVOC), and adding test sentences to the language model once (LM_ES_DS_multiVOC) or several times (LM_ES_nDS_multiVOC).

Languages such as English and Spanish whose orthographies differ on phonological transparency and consistency, and languages whose orthography is often associated with multiple pronunciations (e.g., Japanese kanjis and Mandarin 破音字 po4yin1zi4) will serve as ideal candidates for such investigations.

In addition, each Kanji character typically has multiple pronunciations, and the correct pronunciation is dependent on the context in which it occurs.

To do so, a mismatch of one phone was considered to build the multiple term pronunciations (and hence the proxy terms).

This system is the same as the Phone STD system explained before with some term-based modifications aiming to increase term detection: Instead of considering the canonical phone sequence as phone transcription for each search term, multiple term pronunciations are considered to form proxy terms.

But there are words that have multiple different pronunciations, and it's not because of regional differences -- it's because they're just plain hard to say.

While there are multiple theories surrounding Pronunciation Book's objectives (including the relaunch of Battlestar Galactica and the release of a new videogame by Bungie), there are several elements that suggest the project is an alternative reality game (ARG), a series of puzzles meant to build an ongoing narrative.