Sentence examples for native origin of from inspiring English sources

Table 4 System overall performance with different configurations with respect to native origin of speakers and using the Arabic LDC-WestPoint corpus.

When the training and testing data sets in each experiment are identical with respect to the native origin of the speakers, the accuracies are higher compared to the cases where training and test sets are different with respect to the native origin of the speakers.

As for the phonetic level, the accuracy drops down if the training and testing data sets are not identical with respect to the native origin of speakers in both sets as observed in Exp.

If the training and testing data sets are mixed (regardless of the native origin of speakers), the accuracy decreases by almost 2% and 4% compared to the results obtained in Exp.

Note that when the LM is introduced, and if the training and testing sets are different with respect to native origin of speakers, better accuracy (more than 4%) is obtained when nonnative speakers perform the training and the native ones perform the test (i.e., in Exp. 3(b) compared to Exp. 2(b)).

However, genetic analyses tracked the native origin of invasive Argentinean, Chilean, Australian and New Zealand populations to Central Europe.

Yoo et al. described the anatomical reconstruction of the CC ligaments assisted by arthroscopy, in which three bone tunnels were performed in the native origins of the CC ligaments two tunnels in the clavicle and one in the coracoid [23].

The results additionally confirm the hypothesis of the non-native origin of S. fruticosa in this location.

With the two lakes as populations, mode allele frequencies showed almost equal ancestral native origin for the two lakes (PAL; 56%, highest posterior density intervals (HPDI): 34 - 75, TUN; 59%, HPDI: 25 - 90), with estimated HPDI for non-native origin of 24 - 65% and 9 - 74%, in PAL and TUN respectively.

Based on her biography in the "About the Contributors" section of the book: "Sarah Tsigeyu Sharp is a two-spirit, undocumented Cherokee/Lakota mother of three who strives to regift her traditions to her children". Sarah dedicates her time to preserving endangered foods and medicine plants of native origin for local tribes and trains individuals on her preservation work (Sovereign Erotics, 221).

At this time it was very common for baseball players with Native American heritage to be called 'Chief.' Jeffrey Powers-Beck explains that in the early half of the 20th century, "it appeared virtually impossible for a baseball player of admitted native origin to be known popularly as anything but "Chief".