These changes in the lexical-semantic landscape were related to semantic diversity: the highly frequent and abstract words most prevalent in the patients' speech were also the most semantically diverse.
And until now, he has avoided the intimately personal discussion of his background that was so prevalent in the Ryan speech – starting with the death of Mr. Ryan's father when he was 16.
Male-only institutions, from Harvard and Yale to the National Press Club, where invited female reporters had to sit in the balcony and were not allowed to ask questions during speeches, were prevalent.
Voice has the power to become a much more prevalent computing interface now that speech recognition has improved and wearable devices like wireless earbuds are proliferating.
In the case of children who only had language disorders, such 'deviant' speech was not prevalent but this group was much more likely to have defects in articulation.
12 More than half of patients who have suffered stroke present between six and ten types of disability, muscle weakness being the most prevalent one, followed by communication, speech, and swallowing disorders.
So far, all discussion has taken place within the paradigm of text-to-speech, which is now so prevalent that the term is used synonymously with speech synthesis.
Speech disturbance is highly prevalent and disabling for individuals with Parkinson's disease (PD).
"The temperature around this discussion is rising," he added, saying that the Jewish community in Ukraine is "highly concerned" by how "anti-Semitic speech is becoming more prevalent in Ukraine, especially online".
This limitation in speech was not a prevalent difficulty among the group of subjects surveyed, yet, was identified as very important in this study and in others [ 48, 49].
