Sentence examples for speech mechanisms from inspiring English sources

Finally, we describe the current therapeutic techniques for rehabilitation of each specific damaged speech mechanisms.

"This is huge for patients who have damage to their speech mechanisms because of a stroke or Lou Gehrig's disease and can't speak," co-author and UC Berkeley professor of neuroscience Robert Knight said.

The paper found that "it may be possible to readout intended speech directly from brain activity" and that the research is "huge for patients who have damage to their speech mechanisms because of a stroke or Lou Gehrig's disease and can't speak," said study co-author Robert Knight, a professor of psychology and neuroscience at the university.

As mentioned above, a long lasting question in auditory speech research concerns the nature of the VOT cue and asks to what extent the VOT is processed by specialized speech mechanisms or by more basic acoustically tuned mechanisms [ 60].

"If learning language were a process of gaining control over the human speech mechanism, then a child learning sign language should show a completely different timetable," she said.

The goal of the University of California group is ultimately to gain enough understanding of the speech mechanism in the brain to be able to develop sophisticated prosthetics, making it possible for victims of paralysis or stroke to speak.

Traditional public speaking curriculum of how to design and deliver a speech and curriculum tailored to the voice and speech mechanism succeeded in reducing public speaking apprehension and increasing feelings of confidence and competency for these undergraduate students.

Now fast forward to the 21st century, where physicist Carl Haber and a team of scientists at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory have been unlocking a variety of very early recordings from the 19th century, including the recently released sound capture of Thomas Edison's speech mechanism of a talking doll --the firecording recofding of a woman's voice.

This is consistent with expectations regarding aging of the larynx and speech mechanism.

Children were also required to have normal hearing, intelligence, and speech mechanism (adequate oral structures for producing speech sounds).

In addition to the laryngeal contributions to aging of the voice, numerous reports have been published illustrating the changes within the supralaryngeal speech mechanism may affect the quality of speech production (Kahane 1981 , 1990 Linville 1996).