Sentence examples for sensitive speakers from inspiring English sources

In 1992, the plain-speaking scourge of sensitive speakers - was ejected for calling the then agriculture minister, John Gummer, a "little squirt of a minister" and a "wart".

In disputes involving context-sensitive terms, speakers can seem to be contradicting one another, even as they also appear to be pushing the "conversational score" in different directions.

β is more sensitive for speaker recognition than for speech recognition.

The finale in which we supposedly reach the solution to this deeply uninteresting aesthetic crisis is so phoney, so facile and so cortex-clobberingly stupid that it will inspire audiences everywhere to reach into the screen, pull the plug on sensitive Zac's speakers and pour his Pellegrino over his head.

The star of the show, of course, is the GamePad, a tablet-style game controller, with its own 6.2in touch-sensitive widescreen display, speakers, microphone and front-facing camera.

But it also has the drawback of being more sensitive to the speaker and segmentation of the lip region.

Aside from the large screen, which is not touch-sensitive, and impressive speakers, the only other feature of note on the device is the backlit keyboard, a huge help if you're using the machine in the dark.

Follow-up ROI analyses showed that these representations were also sensitive to between-speaker differences.

Marquesan is interesting in this respect because speakers are sensitive to a "what" and a "where" category in their language when talking about spatial relations.

Several studies have shown that speakers are sensitive to the absolute and statistically gradient phonological patterns in their mental lexicon.

Rather, the identification of fricative phonemes is merely used here as a means towards testing whether speakers are sensitive to the aperiodic pitch impressions of fricatives and relate them to the F0 context in normally voiced utterances.