Sentence examples for the original utterance from inspiring English sources

For, to apply it, one needs to be sure that the context of the ascription really does differ from the context of the original utterance in the value of the relevant contextual parameter.

"Misquotation is an occupational hazard of quotation," Keyes advises, and both he and Shapiro have gone to considerable trouble to track down the original utterances that became famous quotations and their original utterers.

It seems that restating vows is not a panacea for the evils of divorce, and may even bring into question the sturdiness of the original utterances.

The original utterances (ten sentences spoken by five male speakers and five female speakers) are randomly selected from the TIMIT database.

That is, instead of using 60-dB utterances, the interferer model should be trained using 60−R dB signals, and the original utterances should be scaled by a multiplicative factor of 10−R/10.

(Fortunately, the Web, iPhone, BlackBerry and e-mail reminders always offer a Play button so you can listen to the recorded audio of your original utterance).

(a) The waveform of the original female utterance.

Figure7a shows the waveform of the original female utterance and Figure7b of the mixture.

Paraphrase is an effort to get at what is metaphorically suggested by putting it (or some part of it, or some approximation to it) directly into words, thereby explicitly saying (more or less fully and more or less accurately) what was implicitly vouched for by the original metaphorical utterance.

His literary executor, Edward Mendelson, has spent the past 25 years tidying the archive and bringing it back into print in such a way that Auden's own canon, the product of authorial revisions and suppressions, is honoured while his original utterance is once more made available.

The comparison was done by measuring for each syllable the root mean square error (RMSE) between the synthesized and original utterances.