Sentence examples for unfolding speech from inspiring English sources

To begin with, eye movements (across participants and trials) were directed towards both objects, because the unfolding speech wave was compatible with both the words 'beaker' and 'beetle'beetle

Even N400 amplitudes elicited by single words and pseudowords diverge as a function of the amount of information provided by the temporally unfolding speech signal [ 33].

For example, in picture word matching tasks, infants are able to extract sufficient information from the first 200 ms of a word to reliably shift their gaze away from pictures which do not match the unfolding speech stream (Swingley et al., 1999; Fernald et al., 2001).

Notwithstanding the fact that estimates of saccadic latency have not, to date, taken account of the noisy conditions that prevail in the visual world paradigm, a significant number of visual world studies have assumed an average saccadic latency of 200 ms as a lower bound on when information from the unfolding speech stream first modulate the eye movement system.

Following Saussure, synchrony would refer to social phenomena as a static concept like a language, while diachrony would refer to unfolding processes like actual speech.

Clinton's speech unfolded like a symphony in three movements — or, better, a jazz oratorio.

Clinton's speech unfolded like a symphony in three movements—or, better, a jazz oratorio.

To play, simply pick one of these carefully constructed bingo cards and listen along as the 44th president's speech unfolds.

He can also unfold them in speech, taking the unitary name of "being" and describing it at length, as Dionysius does in the fifth chapter of On the Divine Names.

But not to be put off, Francis delved into this topic and more, drawing both cheers and chagrin from lawmakers as the speech unfolded and he bit into the sticky subjects of abortion, the death penalty, the climate, and immigration.

As speech unfolds in time, the computation of latencies and choice of zero points is more delicate for spoken language.