Sentence examples similar to speeches relative from inspiring English sources

Writing for the court today in Virginia v. Hicks, No. 02-371, JuScaliasaidia said that what is known as the "First Amendment overbreadth doctrine" should not be applied to bar all enforcement of a law restricting only a small proportion of speech "relative to the scope of the law's plainly legitimate applications".

Significantly greater overall suppression to speech relative to tone tasks was found in the 10 12 Hz bandwidth.

As can be seen in Figure 1a, there was a substantial sensitivity improvement for Synchronous AV speech relative to either single AUD (t5 = 5.42, p = 0.003) or VIS (t5 = 5.88, p = 0.002) presentations.

Speech-selective regions were defined as those activated by speech relative to auditory baseline in all participants and by speech relative to music in actors.

Note: SPCH > SIL = increased response to speech relative to silence; STG = superior temporal gyrus.

Greater frontoposterior connections for song > speech relative to speech > song is consistent with psychophysiological interaction results of greater functional connectivity between left inferior frontal gyrus and posterior brain regions during song relative to speech stimulation in autistic patients.

The univariate analysis in the study showed widespread bilateral activation to the summation of clear and noise-vocoded speech relative to their unintelligible rotated equivalents.

In this study, we investigate whether language-specific deficits could be taken as decreased recruitment for speech relative to music, rather than disconnection.

The second set of regions was associated with the many acoustic and linguistic properties that are selective for speech relative to music in violinists as well as actors.

This region also shows a marginally significant response to the speech relative to silence contrast, voxelwise t(7) = 2.63, p <.05.

The enhanced sensorimotor resonance during visual perception of known speech (relative to unknown speech and gurns) is likely to support extraction of linguistic (e.g., phonetic and rhythmic) cues.