Sentence examples for speech flexibility from inspiring English sources

More generally, this study supports the hypothesis that, in contrast to human speech, flexibility in primate vocalisations is shaped by call function.

More recently, Khomeini's successor as supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, delivered a major doctrinal speech advocating "heroic flexibility," indicating the regime's continuing adaptability in both international and domestic affairs.

If the training is based on clean speech only, however, the flexibility provided by the DNN structure is largely wasted.

Co-speech bodily gesture has remarkable flexibility in displaying or enacting viewpoint, since — unlike speech but like signed languages — it deploys multiple relatively orthogonal articulators, including head and gaze, two arms and hands, and torso posture.

"They (the DUP) would perhaps support them (the Conservatives) in a budget and the Queen's Speech, but allow themselves the flexibility to take different positions to the Conservative Party if it's in the interests of Northern Ireland to do so.

The open ceiling meeting rooms have advantages of low cost construction and flexibility, but have lower speech privacy than that of enclosed rooms due to the open ceiling.

Deep neural networks (DNNs) have gained remarkable success in speech recognition, partially attributed to the flexibility of DNN models in learning complex patterns of speech signals.

May has at least shown flexibility in her Queen's speech this week.

This reduces the flexibility needed for large-scale speech perception application.

Perhaps Stevens' speech at the Kings Fund should be aligned to greater flexibility of budgets across the health and care system – with shared accountability too.

Mr Juncker's speech had been "aware and responsible", he said, welcoming flexibility and the lack of references to austerity.