To Khan's rear, meanwhile, between Goldsmith and the Green candidate Sian Berry, the candidate for Britain First, Paul Golding, turned his back during the new mayor's speech, to audible gasps among the campaigners and journalists present.
To ensure that their speech is audible and clear, it is likely that students will engage in numerous rehearsals before recording, as well as listening to their recordings to make sure that they are of acceptable quality.
Also, the high-energy no-speech named the audible no-speech, such as music and jingles, have been classified as speech because the MFCCs and frames energy for music are more similar to speech more than silence.
For the former task subjects were asked to transcribe an utterance, and for the latter task they were asked to rate the audiovisual coherence of audible speech articulation and visible speech movements on an MOS scale.
NAM microphones are special acoustic sensors, which are attached behind the talker's ear and can capture not only normal (audible) speech, but also very quietly uttered speech (nonaudible murmur).
Her speech is now audible but slowed, and her balance and dexterity are impaired.
Volume was also a problem: Rumour's opening speech was barely audible over the thrumming of rain on wood.
Conversational speech is not audible in cases of severe (61 80 dB hearing level) or profound (81 dB hearing level or greater) hearing impairment.
The extraordinary lyric energy readers know from her fiction is even more apparent in her theater, where it is realized as audible speech.
To create sound, the microphone picks up and amplifies noises that the sound processor then filters, giving priority to audible speech.
