Sentence examples for sentence speech from inspiring English sources

To that end, the following procedures are presented: First, we evaluate the performance of several classifiers in short sentence speech emotion recognition architectures.

Whenever a speaker utters a sentence, speech sound waves travel to the outer ear, middle ear, and cochlea and are transformed into neural activity which is received and decoded by the brain.

The new tests were validated by (i) assessing their relation to the audiogram PTA, (ii) comparing them with the conventional, broadband triplet test (BB-triplet), and (iii) comparing them with the clinically used ASL sentence speech-in-noise test (Macleod & Summerfield 1990).

"He said, 'I'm not getting up to go over there and give a three-sentence speech,' " Mr. Shrum said.

In a 120-sentence speech, he used "but" eight times and "although" and "however" five times each.

He made a one-sentence speech when he retired as manager of his factory: "I believe I have always tried not to get on anyone's nerves".

The other room brings together, for the first time since Mr. Wills died in 1894, nearly every original piece of furniture or fixture that was in the bedroom where Lincoln edited his 10-sentence speech and slept.

The letter from the 27-year-old mental patient, delivered yesterday, said that these statements and most of the rest of it were taken from the "sentencing speech" Mr. Hinckley said he had composed June 20.

Moreover, the letter delivered yesterday, unlike Mr. Hinckley's statements to the psychiatrists at pretrial psychiatric interviews, was composed at a time when Mr. Hinckley had no readily apparent motive to feign insanity, although it is theoretically possible that he had such a motive when he originally wrote the "sentencing speech" itself the day before the verdict.

As stimulus, a clean double-sentence speech file created from the TIMIT database [51] was used.

A ten-sentence speech is one that by nature will be little-known and not long remembered.