Sentence examples for speech sense from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, other auditory conditions like pure tones, noise bursts, and speech (sense and nonsense) sounds are needed to fully map the influence of sex on central auditory processing and to investigate lateralization differences between the sexes.

Breastfeeding creates a special bond between mother and baby and the interaction between the mother and child during breastfeeding has positive repercussions for life, in terms of stimulation, behaviour, speech, sense of wellbeing and security and how the child relates to other people.

As a consequence, based on the compressed speech sensing, we have designed a new paradigm of scrambling matrix that alias and scramble two volumes of compressed data y 1 y 2 together.

And the new version of its Kinect motion-and-speech-sensing peripheral allows for in-depth control of the console with your voice.

In a way, the space speech made sense.

As Miliband highlighted in his speech, the sense of alienation from mainstream politics is palpable.

Khimm's small-bore approach to analysing Obama's speech made sense.

Holly and Phil did better but there was still the tell-tale flop-sweat, Velcro-tongued speech and sense of whirring mental tape loop ("Act normal… act normal").

Here is a great moment for her, the acceptance speech for Sense and Sensibility at the 68th Academy Awards in 1996, wittily describing a visit to Jane Austen's grave.

More fundamentally, neither experiment can do more than provide a rough phenomenology of inner speech — a sense of where we experience inner speech neurologically and how it may operate.

While most of his speech made sense for those in the chamber, it provided few meaningful signposts for the world outside, which is where he will ultimately be judged in two years' time.