Sentence examples for the same phonetic from inspiring English sources

Rhyme was used from the 7th century; the requirement was only that there should be identity of vowel and syllabic length and that consonants should belong to the same phonetic class a system also found in early Welsh.

These Input Tools include on-screen virtual keyboards designed for languages like Korean, Hebrew and Arabic, as well as a transliteration feature that converts typed letters used for English words into the same phonetic sounds produced by another chosen alphabet.

Though these words are entirely lacking from the Samoyed languages, within the Finno-Ugric division they are shared by the most remotely related members and show the same phonetic relationships as the native Finno-Ugric vocabulary.

For each diphone required for synthesis, all possible candidates from the database having the same phonetic label are looked up.

Indeed, the Chinese graphs typically translated as "distinguish" and "disputation" are pronounced the same (bian), have the same phonetic component, and are used interchangeably in ancient texts.

Lip synchronization is achieved by defining target costs that are small for images recorded with the same phonetic context as the current image to be synthesized.

The output of the recognition system offers sometimes words that are acoustically very similar with the correct ones, sometimes cases with different spelling but same phonetic transcription.

Although speakers of all Chinese dialects share the same, non-phonetic written language, many of the dialects are mutually unintelligible when spoken, giving rise to the unique ability of Chinese speakers from different regions to write to each other, even when they cannot speak with each other.

For these, we use the same name database, phonetic decoder, and baseline that we used in the same-language experiments.

Indeed, participants presented the same masticatory and phonetic abilities, regardless of the type of treatment performed.

The fact that the two tests yielded the same results indicates that the phonetic effect of the note label does not depend upon the external (visual) information available during the selection of the response but rather that it is related to an internal, likely auditory, representation of the verbal label of the musical note.