"speaker turn" is a correct and usable term in written English.
You can use "speaker turn" when referring to a change in who is speaking in a conversation. For example, "When it was his speaker turn, John began to share his thoughts on the issue."
The energy-based VAD is then applied on these speaker-homogeneous segments in order to detect silence intervals, dividing each speaker turn into shorter chunks.
One of the officers' voices came over the loud speaker "Turn off the ignition!" so I turned the car off.
Using professional transcriptions, coders evaluate each speaker turn in the conversation, referred to as a segment, for the presence of prognosis content.
The Chair took relatively shorter speaker turns, for instance cutting in the conversation and giving corrections or suggestions.
By the time Farrior's speaker turned on, Butler was already in midcall.
Apostrophe, a rhetorical device by which a speaker turns from the audience as a whole to address a single person or thing.
When the next speaker, turning to possible solutions, referred briefly to a "reduction of salaries," the audience froze, but a second later I could sense some relief.
But in repeatedly lambasting Newt as a corrupt and failed Speaker turned influence-peddler, Romney appears to have resuscitated his campaign.
But soon after they left, Representative Richard A. Gephardt of Missouri, the minority leader, who wants to succeed Mr. Hastert as speaker, turned up to cheer for Mr. Luther.
A boy in the row in front of Gingrich looked back at the former Speaker, turned to his friend, and whispered, "He might be the next President!" As the band began playing "Silent Night," Gingrich drifted off to sleep.
Also, the segments obtained after segmentation should contain a single speaker and give the correct speaker turns at their boundaries.
