"steady speech" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use "steady speech" to describe the way in which someone speaks in a calm and steady manner. For example, "The professor gave the lecture with steady speech, ensuring that the audience caught all of the important details."
The Digit Triplets test (Smits & Houtgast 2004; Smits et al. 2005) presented series of three digits (monosyllables 0 to 9) against steady, speech-shaped background noise.
The background noise in the test was a steady speech-shaped noise, that is, a white noise filtered with the long-term average speech spectrum of the Brazilian Portuguese language by a male speaker.
Moreover, it is reported by Nemer et al. [19] that the skewness and kurtosis of the linear predictive coding (LPC) residual of the steady voiced speech can discriminate the speech from noise more effective.
Moreover, the steady voiced speech can be modeled as a sum of M coherent sine waves, and the skewness and kurtosis of the LPC residual of the steady voiced speech can be written as functions of the signal energy E s and the number of harmonic M[12]: γ 3 = 3 2 2 ( E s ) 3 2 M - 1 M, (9).
Future work will focus on a method to obtain RIR in real time under noisy reverberant environments to realize real-time and steady improvement of speech intelligibility in variable room boundary conditions.
A steady stream of speeches and periodical profiles followed, with photographs of him and his wife appearing on many a magazine cover.
In a steady stream of speeches and initiatives, Mr. Gates has made clear that he will aggressively seek to shape Pentagon policy through the end of his tenure.
Despite a steady diet of speeches, candidate jousting and almost nonstop news coverage, New Yorkers seem largely to be locked in place in their attitudes toward Rudolph W. Giuliani and Hillary Rodham Clinton, though the first lady has begun to show some success in dispelling her image as a carpetbagger, according to the latest New York Times/CBS News poll.
In recent years, voice-driven human-computer interaction has benefited greatly from steady improvements in the underlying speech technologies, such as speech recognition, speech synthesis, natural language understanding, and machine learning [1].
His questions didn't take long — maybe twenty minutes — and when they were over he wrote down on a piece of paper, 'Has no speech defects, steady manner.' " Offering an evaluation of his own, Eriksson added, "He seemed like a nice guy.
