Sentence examples for overall intelligibility from inspiring English sources

Development of interactive listening facility and overall intelligibility and accuracy.

This study investigated the overall intelligibility of speech produced during simultaneous communication (SC).

Overall intelligibility scores were computed for each speaker, and word-by-word responses for individual words were examined for both speaker and listener consistency.

Although results indicated longer sentence durations for SC than SA, results showed no difference in the overall intelligibility of speech produced during SC versus speech produced during SA, nor any difference in pattern of phonetic contrast recognition errors during SC.

Applying this effect too heavily could make the voices in the recording sound dull and muddy, which would be counterproductive to improving overall intelligibility.

Assessment results, including both overall quality and intelligibility scores show that the proposed coding scheme can be a reasonable choice for speech coding in low bandwidth communication applications.

Psychology, for Dilthey, should be conducted in a descriptive-analytical spirit, starting off from the overall meaningfulness and intelligibility of mental phenomena and working to describe the intricate connections or nexuses of significance characterizing human life (Dilthey 2010, 182).

Such test is also necessary for the investigation how to combine the individual error measures into one overall measure for music intelligibility.

If the acoustic or visual channel does not have a good quality, both acoustic and visual channels together might provide an overall result with higher intelligibility compared to taking each channel separately.

However, it is important to note that the overall improvement in the intelligibility is reasonably good, considering that the system is trained in an unsupervised way, and that it does not perform a separate training for each phoneme.

The intelligibility value suggests the overall cognitive clarity of the system (the garden in this case) as perceived by a user inside it (Klarqvist 1992; Peponis and Wineman 2002).