Sentence examples for phonetic coverage from inspiring English sources

The data presented suggest that, in addition to lexical coverage, the General Service List also exhibits comprehensive phonetic coverage of the English language and, therefore, concrete potential for pronunciation training.

In order to provide good phonetic coverage, there are thirty three individual sentences wherein nine are selected from the CSLU Speaker Identification corpus, and twenty four from the TIMIT corpus.

If good phonetic coverage is exhibited by the phonetic decoder (i.e., good phonetic robustness of the trained HMMs), with initial seed phonetic strings the recognition performance of voice-tags is usually acceptable, though not maximized.

While some of the corpora are created for specific applications of common interest, the others are designed with emphasis on the coverage and distributions of different phonetic units, including the contextual ones.

The phonetic content of these sentences is optimized by a greedy algorithm that maximizes statistical coverage of triphones in the target language (differentiated also with respect to syllabic and word boundaries).

Phonetic spelling is common.

or by its phonetic environment.

(He meant in the phonetic script).

(The phonetic mark /' represents a tsk).

Hence the appeal of phonetic input systems.

Now their writing is phonetic and butchered.