The tech is so amazingly accurate that researchers were able to recreate human speech by scrutinizing the vibration of a measly potato chip bag.
The general idea behind the tech was to recreate words and sentences not by coding grammatical and tonal rules manually, but allowing a machine learning system to see those patterns in speech and generate them sample by sample.
His own novels reflect his concern for folk themes; Macunaíma (1928) is written in his highly idiomatic style in an attempt to recreate actual Brazilian speech.
FOOTNOTES Sam Waterston, the star of the NBC drama "Law & Order" who has portrayed Abraham Lincoln onstage and television, will appear at a free event at the Great Hall of Cooper Union at 6 30 p.m. on May 5 to recreate the historic speech delivered there by Lincoln in 1860.
In "Public Notice 2" (pictured), Jitish Kallat has used 4,500 bones shaped into letters of the alphabet to recreate an historic speech Mahatma Gandhi delivered in early 1930, just before he set out on his epic, 400km (249-mile) march to try to break the brutal Salt Act that had been introduced by the British.In this section Ungodly suffering The doctor's orders Lurid rhythms What is it for?
Freeman recreates his wino speech and manner in his living room for writer and says he now wants to do a movie.
The debates are part of an annual festival to recreate the atmosphere of speeches and debates by soap box orators that once flourished in the park.
In other words, whether you're recreating someone's verbal speech or simply re-writing something that they wrote elsewhere, you'll use quotation marks.
Home to the Civil War Institute, the college is proud of its historical roots during orientation, first-year students recreate the Gettysburg Address, joining a procession through town to hear a guest speaker read Lincoln's centuries-old speech.
His typically slow, behind-the-beat cadence of speech quickened, and recreating the moment when the horses come thundering out of the gate, he rose halfway out of his seat and yelled: "Yah!
