Sentence examples for phrase component from inspiring English sources

The phrase component results from impulse responses to impulse-wise phrase commands associated with prosodic breaks.

Next, phrase component, accent component and Fb are optimized together, with the spline contour as the target.

This model reproduces a given F0 contour by superimposing three components: a speaker-individual base frequency Fb, a phrase component, and an accent component.

Due to the rise-fall characteristics of the phrase component, however, the phrase command usually occurs a few hundred milliseconds before utterance onset and the maximum of the phrase component ideally coincides with the segmental onset (see example in Figure 2).

An underlying assumption in even using the phrase "component certification and system prediction" is that an understanding of individual components' properties will lead to an understanding of a system's properties by some form of compositional reasoning.

Since the onset of a new phrase command is characterized by a local minimum in the phrase component the LFC searches for local minima, applying a minimum distance threshold of 1 s between consecutive phrase commands.

Phrase components are calculated as the response to a critically damped second order linear filter excited with a delta function called phrase command.

The output of the high-pass filter (henceforth referred to as 'high-frequency contour' or HFC) is subtracted from the spline contour yielding a 'low-frequency contour' (LFC), containing the sum of phrase components and Fb.

This model analytically describes the F0 contour in a log scale, as the superposition of three components [21]: a base frequency, accents and phrase components, as shown in Figure 1. Figure 1 A scheme of the superpositional intonation model (Adapted from [[21]]).

This is accomplished by using MuNPEx, which is a multi-lingual noun phrase extraction component developed for the GATE architecture [ 16].

I personally stumble on phrases like "components of current adaptations", as I do not know whether "components" refers to a specific technical term or whether it simply means things other than genes.