Sentence examples for real articulation from inspiring English sources

It feels like a real articulation of now, a style that couldn't have been achieved only a few years ago.

Eleven phoneme continua (/a/-/uh/, /b/-/d/, /d/-/g/, /e/-/a/, /er/-/or/, /i/-/e/, /l/-/r/, /m/-/n/, /s/-/sh/, /s/-/th/, and /v/-/w/), embedded in syllables where needed for natural articulation, were synthesized from endpoints consisting of real voice recordings.

It is a novel stylet-based laryngoscope that incorporates a complementary metal oxide sensor distal chip imaging system and real-time articulation tip.

Therefore, not all long contigs in real data are articulation nodes.

MRI movie mode is an effective and noninvasive method of studying velopharyngeal function and articulation in real time [ 25, 27].

But starting with an articulation of the real issue might be: Is health care a civil right?

With the advances of sensor technology, devices such as CyberGloveTM now have the capability of measuring finger articulation angles in real time.

A starting point for a real-time TA is the articulation of future 'application scenarios' with the aim to engage researchers and a wider circle of relevant stakeholders in an interactive process of imaginative deliberation, considering options, needs, conditions and alternatives for future applications envisaged in particular projects.

In fact, we assume that it is extremely difficult for this synthesis technique to perform better than the real speaker (unless the latter's articulation is not intelligible).

For example, with reference to the second puzzle (Section 1.2), Smith and Varzi (2000) consider a double-barred theory that is of type (2) with respect to bona fide boundaries and of type (4) with respect to fiat boundaries (so there is no coincidence of real boundaries but merely of fiat articulations).

Thus, in our case, we replace the real face by the dynamics or the articulation of the speaker.