Sentence examples for the utterances are from inspiring English sources

The naughty swearies have been beeped out but the utterances are just about identifiable – so much so that you can play a game of 'Malcolm Tucker Bingo' by trying to recognise each of the individual curses.

The utterances are "eight" and "dos".

The utterances are sampled at 8 kHz, with a 16-bit quantization.

Borders of the five suffixes occurring in the utterances are shown.

Specifically, given the unlabeled training and test sets, the class-labels of the utterances are obtained in an automatic manner.

The text prompts of the utterances are based on the WSJ 5K corpus [61], and a bigram language model (LM) is generated.

The average length of the utterances is 2.34 s.

The utterances were collected from 20 male speakers.

These close- and distant-talking utterances were not recorded simultaneously, although the speakers and the utterances were the same.

Along with "emphasis", some of the utterances were annotated as "excited".

The utterances were recorded at a sampling rate of 22.05 kHz and 16-b resolution.