Sentence examples for specialised speech from inspiring English sources
The two best performing metrics from Hu and Loizou's study, the log-likelihood ratio (LLR) and frequency domain segmental signal-to-noise ratio (fwSNRSeg) [29,30], are tested along with the specialised speech quality metrics, PESQ and POLQA, to illustrate their strengths and weaknesses.
The journalists meet an ex-KGB engineer who, after the fall of the Soviet Union, set up a private company specialising in speech recognition.
Francis Charpentier, chief scientific officer (CSO) and founder of France Telecom's spin-off Telisma, followed his passion for voice and sounds to specialise in speech software and service.
Her own literary career began as a ghost writer, specialising in speeches, including for Conservative MPs.
The latest rage is bots – application programming interfaces (APIs) that use machine learning to do specialised tasks such as process speech, assess text for sentiment or tag concepts.
He established his position with a number of speeches, specialising in economic affairs, becoming the spokesman of the assembly as president of the commission for finance.
In addition to writing in every conceivable medium, after becoming a QC, he specialised in cases involving civil liberties, tirelessly defending free speech.
She specialised in the imitation of dialect and the rhythms of Irish speech, somewhat in the manner of J.M. Synge, and nowadays this style may sound archaic or affected.
In 1930, after suffering a severe nervous breakdown, Princess Andrew was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia, first by Thomas Ross, a psychiatrist who specialised in shell-shock, and subsequently by Sir Maurice Craig, who treated the future King George VI before he had speech therapy.
The work is highly specialised.
