Sentence examples for phonetic representations from inspiring English sources

The variants of phonemes that occur in phonetic representations of sentences are known as allophones.

"Simon" is loaded with doodles, reproductions of news clippings and phonetic representations of the various grunts and hurms that make up much of Norton's conversation.

Bolgar Turkic and Common Turkic differ in regular phonetic representations such as r versus z and l versus š e.g., Chuvash śer versus Turkish yüz 'hundred'; Chuvash śul versus Turkish yaš 'age.' Chuvash and Common Turkic are not mutually intelligible.

Filled pauses are represented in the pronunciation lexicon as /@/ or /@m/, phonetic representations of the two most common filled pauses in Dutch.

According to Levelt, Roelofs, and Meyer (1999) speakers generate the phonological and phonetic representations of successive syllables of a word in sequence and only begin to speak after having fully planned at least one complete phonological word.

Often naming his works after phonetic representations of the phenomena they represent (e.g. /ˈspīrəl/, /ˈärˌɡīl/, and /rəˌvərbəˈrāSHn/), Anderson's eye for finding patterns within the wood yields consistently mesmerizing results. .

Only the "it" is standard English, but it is a phonetic representation of a perfectly ordinary clause ("they've got to do it all for themselves").

Later, the monophone phonetic representation of the DNN outputs were extended to context-dependent representations [27].

Starting from this phonetic representation, an acoustic filter is built, that is composed from a graph of phonetic filters.

Phydre is an absolute gibberish word taken from the phonetic representation of the word "fudge" in Greek letters, which is featured prominently in the TEDx talk for unclear reasons.

The main goal of the NLP module is to produce the phonetic representation from an input text along with the prosody information.