Sentence examples for patterns of human speech from inspiring English sources

Dolphins and parrots have been taught to mimic the patterns of human speech, but it is rare for an animal to do it spontaneously.

Increasingly sophisticated statistical models mine vast databases of vocabulary, again and again and again, so that the software learns and can infer probable patterns of human speech on the fly.

This region shows distinct cytoarchitectonic features, thought to enable the processing of complex spectro-temporal patterns of human speech (Galuske et al., 2000).

Thus this study indicates that, unlike geographic variation in patterns of human speech, acoustic divergence in the structure of the African green monkey bark is likely the result of phylogenetic distance rather than learning processes.

In earlier work, we have presented observational evidence for functionally referential communication in these songs [ 37] and recent studies have compared the convergent development of patterns for human speech and human singing with gibbon song [ 38, 39].

Little is known about the origins of human speech.

In contrast, although spontaneous speech is rich in various patterns, and so is useful for many purposes, the difficulty in recognizing and controlling the contributing factors makes it less likely than lab speech to lead to true insights about the nature of human speech.

The degree of masking of human speech by environmental noise may be influenced by amplitude variations in the noise.

Voice is digitally encoded via a unique encoder, which emulates the characteristics of human speech.

Mutations at FOXP2 have been shown to affect comprehension and production of human speech (36).

Recent evidence suggests that zebra finches are also highly sensitive to formant patterns in human speech (Ohms et al. 2010a), which represent resonances of the vocal tract (Titze 2000).