Sentence examples for spoken annotations from inspiring English sources

"Directly in between these two Baret entries he adds the spoken annotations 'dowker' and 'dobchicke,' two variations on the dive-dapper's name, with lines connecting them to the printed text".

WKCR's on-air presentations will reintroduce these performances in context of their time, alongside contemporaneous works by the same musicians, and, in many cases, spoken annotations by the musicians themselves, reflecting from the distance of 30 years.

In that acoustically forgiving room, the Armadillo Quartet--violins Barry Socher and Steven Scharf; violist Raymond Tischer; cellist Armen Ksajikian--produced its fifth annual concert of music by Schickele, a perhaps overgenerous sampling that, with the composer's fascinating spoken annotations, ran on until close to 10 30 p.m.

Over time, Koppelman and Wechsler divided the annotations into two kinds: first, what they called "speaking" annotations, handwritten notes squeezed into the corners and margins of the book, mostly in an italic hand — that is, in the new kind of cursive that was just being adopted in England from Italy, displacing the "secretary hand" of Shakespeare's own signatures.

Where collections are available, they generally do not deal with recordings containing multiple taxa or allow for annotation of regions containing spoken metadata or extraneous noise, e.g. (10).

More broadly speaking, these Gene-Ontology annotations indicate that the domain has a function in hydrolase activity (GO: 0016787; see http://www.ebi.ac.uk/QuickGO/GTerm?id=GO 0016787).

Second, the spoken language understanding (SLU) unit is often very expensive to develop, due to the manual annotation of certain features for semantic content.

Desirable aspects of the data-driven spoken dialog system workbench tool are identified, and architectures and concepts are proposed that make DialogStudio efficient in data annotation and system development in a domain and methodology neutral manner.

Although intonational phrase boundaries can be more reliably detected and have been widely applied in many downstream spoken language processing tasks such as speech summarization, intermediate phrase boundaries are also important elements for phrasal analysis and prosodic annotation.

Generally speaking, the manual GO annotation process first involves the retrieval of relevant publications.

In other words, we expect that the automated procedure will generate 'correct' annotations which are, strictly speaking, false positives when compared with the existing manual annotations.