Sentence examples for phonetic text from inspiring English sources

Mr. Crystal prepared a phonetic text along with a tape of him reading the entire play, or more accurately the roughly three-quarters of it performed, after cuts.

Lets drivers keep their hands on the wheel and eyes on the road with advanced phonetic text-to-speech technology to ensure proper pronunciation of streets.

Spoken Directions with Street Names lets drivers keep their hands on the wheel and eyes on the road with advanced phonetic text-to-speech technology to ensure proper pronunciation of streets.  .

Spoken Directions with Street Names lets drivers keep their hands on the wheel and eyes on the road with advanced phonetic text-to-speech technology that ensures proper pronunciation of streets.

Spoken Directions with Street Names lets drivers keep their hands on the wheel and eyes on the road with advanced phonetic text-to-speech technology to ensure proper pronunciation of streets.

Free text clinical comments included apprehension regarding potential "false understanding" created by translation aids, a suggestion for incorporation of phonetic texts in the instrument, and an expression of dissatisfaction with the suggestion of acquiring language skills to accommodate non-English-speaking patients without their own interpreter.

The synthesis part generates natural looking facial animations from phonetic transcripts of text.

Beinborn et al. (2014) worked on predicting the gap difficulty of the C-test3 using a combination of factors such as phonetic difficulty and text complexity, while Hoshino and Nakagawa (2010) and Susanti et al. (2016) investigated factors affecting item difficulty on multiple-choice vocabulary questions.

Because a repeated word or phrase, such as the ubiquitous ki 'ai ki roto in the Atua Matariri recitation, will skew the statistics of that text, phonetic frequencies are best compared using word lists (considering each word individually) rather than the full texts.

Many people of my age are reluctant to use the abbreviations or phonetic spelling that texting requires.

The phonetic shorthand of text-messaging in French kdo for cadeau (present) and so forth has certainly helped to overturn the traditional rules of the language, particularly for companies whose brand is all about upending conventions.The intrusion of franglais into French advertising also continues apace.