Sentence examples for speech mode from inspiring English sources

In Professor Dell's view the brain, in speech mode, electrically activates linked words, sounds and meanings that occasionally overlap and produce not only errors like "every crook and nanny" but also conceptual reversals such as saying "open the door" when you mean "close the door," a problem created because the idea of "openness" has registered on the brain and intruded on speech.

Viewers will capture and process the information contained in the auditory and in the visual speech mode simultaneously.

Figure 10 Block diagram of proposed system for speech recognition incorporating the speech mode changes between neutral and whispered speech.

Moreover, in the second experiment we indirectly measured the audiovisual coherence by evaluating the perceived naturalness of the visual speech mode of different syntheses.

A block diagram of proposed ASR system incorporating the speech mode changes between neutral and whispered speech is illustrated in Figure10.

Despite the fact that this -value is above the significance threshold, these ratings show that for a high quality perception of the visual speech mode, a high degree of audiovisual coherence is equally or even more important than the individual quality of the auditory speech.

The dual task is a data-rich paradigm for evaluating speech modes of a synthetic talking head.

In the primary task, participants either shadowed words or named the superordinate categories to which words belonged under AV (dynamic face with lips moving) or A-only (static face) speech modes.

The ineffectiveness of the usual speech engines over changes in speech modes is evident from the study in[2].

After obtaining the two target speech modes, they are synchronized and multiplexed into one final multimodal output signal.

Although it is very hard to directly detect such incoherencies in continuous speech, it is possible for a viewer to detect certain local auditory-visual asynchronies and thus to rate the overall synchrony between two presented speech modes.