Sentence examples for phonetic code from inspiring English sources

The "Soundex" search feature at ancestry.co.uk, which translates words into a phonetic code can be a useful tool.

One technique, called the Major System, builds on the mental-palace structure by incorporating a phonetic code: every number is translated into either a specific letter or sound.

This is a very strict evaluation criterion because it does not take into account the acoustic and visual similarities between phonemes in different languages that do not share the same phonetic code.

Filmed in crisp, if nonessential, stereoscopic 3-D, "Charlie Victor Romeo" (that's NATO phonetic code for CVR, or "cockpit voice recorder") is undeniably stage-bound.

Phonetic code is generated from coding schemes such as Soundex and the New York State Identification and Intelligence System (NYSIIS).

Examples of clues are that the date of birth does not match, or there is a match on the phonetic code for the first name.

Because of variation and inconsistency in spelling of surnames ISD made use of a mix of two phonetic coding systems that convert phonetically similar surnames to the same linkage key value [ 16, 17].

Blocks were composed by combining either the phonetic codes from the first and last names, the phonetic codes from the mother's first and last names, or the phonetic codes from the first name and the mother's first name.

Phonetic coding and subvocal articulation can accompany inner speech production, but they are not a necessary component of it.

Using matching variables including full name, address (including phonetic coding), postcode, country of birth, hospital code and medical record number results in over 98% of records linked[ 30].

Reclink [ 21] was used, applying a five-step blocking strategy with keys formed by combining sex and Soundex phonetic codes for first and last names.