Sentence examples for speakers and using from inspiring English sources

Table 4 System overall performance with different configurations with respect to native origin of speakers and using the Arabic LDC-WestPoint corpus.

An overview of speaker identification was presented in [6] and increasing the number of speakers and using different types of realistic non-stationary noise (NSN) in evaluation was suggested to develop the field along with exploiting fusion techniques.

When tones were presented in sentence form to English and French speakers, and using slightly different categories, level (55) and dipping (214) tones were perceived predominantly as statements, rising (35) tones as questions, and falling (51) tones as statements for English speakers but as exclamations for French speakers (So & Best, 2011, 2014).

We had second-hand gear and home-made speakers and used our dad's Ford Cortina to carry the gear through the police cordons.

You can fade in/out, pan left/right speakers, and use a wide array of effects.

The HMM system [11] detects the model gains jointly with the speaker identities given a closed set of speakers and uses an expectation-maximization (EM) algorithm to further adapt the gains.

For the Chinese and Spanish survey instruments, we used a translation service accredited by the American Translation Association that works exclusively with native speakers and uses an iterative translation-back translation process.

To test this hypothesis, we recruited 18 native speakers and used event-related functional magnetic resonance imaging to compare brain activation evoked by abstract emotion words to that by face- and arm-related action words.

Like Alfonso Cuarón's space epic, Everest is also an English-language drama directed by a non-native speaker and using 3D technology.

This can be overcome by correctly identifying the accent or dialect of the speaker and using accent or dialect information to adapt speech recognition systems.

The sound moves from the speaker and uses the walls of the room to create a rich sound that can emulate an orchestral setting.