Sentence examples for pattern of speaker from inspiring English sources
"There is now a consistent pattern of Speaker Boehner saying things that fly in the face of the facts or stand at odds with his past actions".
"We are witnessing a pattern of Speaker Boehner walking away from bipartisan compromises to kowtow to his extreme Tea Party wing of his caucus," Representative Chris Van Hollen, Democrat of Maryland, said in a statement.
From a technical perspective, I think we could say "globalization is changing the patterns of speakers' lectal repertoire".
It is important to stress that the experiments reported in the present study all investigate patterns of speakers' interpretation of pronouns in Chinese, and not their production.
To test some of these hypotheses, a team led by Princeton University psychologist Uri Hasson used magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to compare the brain activation patterns of speakers and listeners.
Kita and Özyürek (2003) claim that the gestural patterns of speakers of Japanese and Turkish mirror the way key information was packaged in separate clauses in their verbal descriptions.
Next, strip out the audio, and 'examine' the video to establish 'a baseline pattern' of the speaker's movements.
They can categorize words differing only in their vowels based on the formant patterns independent of speaker identity in a way comparable to humans.
In discussing the results of a related study's finding that Italian speakers rated soccer goals scored from left-to-right as more beautiful than goals scored from right-to-left, and the opposite pattern for speakers of Arabic, Maass and colleagues refer to "a subjective feeling of fluency" that can influence higher-level judgments [8].
The basic idea is that given some adaptation data, the parameters of a speaker-independent (SI) system are transformed to match the speaking pattern of an unknown speaker, resulting in a speaker-adapted (SA) system.
Digital tricks impressed a pattern of delays on speakers throughout the ballpark to do just that, he said.
