Sentence examples for utterance and movement from inspiring English sources

What Mr. Pawlenty does have is a beat reporter from Politico chronicling every utterance and movement of his noncampaign: a 25-year-old named Kendra Marr, who followed him through subzero temperatures last week equipped with a salt-coated Chevrolet Malibu rental, a laptop and a hand-held video camera.

Reminders of standing still and being silent could be given after utterances and movements.

For an automated system to understand such bimodal input, this kind of problem is generally divided into three sub-problems: independent recognition of speech and fingertip movements, matching up the utterances and fingertip movements, and simultaneous recognition (and understanding) of this bimodal input, taking into account both modalities.

For every 5-second interval without utterances or significant movements two points were awarded, and one point was awarded for every 5-second interval with one utterance or movement.

With every utterance and mention, it furthered their brand.

For the former task subjects were asked to transcribe an utterance, and for the latter task they were asked to rate the audiovisual coherence of audible speech articulation and visible speech movements on an MOS scale.

This pool of data consisted of 25 pairs of clean utterance and simulated (noisy) reverberant utterance.

Speech acts are considered to have three levels of meaning: locutionary (the literal meaning of the utterance), illocuationary (the force or intention of the utterance) and perlocutionary (the effect of the utterance).

This software analyses verbal communication used (in medicine in general, and in oncology in particular) utterance by utterance, and identifies turns of speech, as well as the type and content of utterances.

Broadwell's book focusses almost exclusively on Petraeus's time in Afghanistan; she dutifully records his movements, utterances, and hopes, and, to a lesser extent, those of the American forces.

Intonational phrases (clearly signaled by silence, as well as by the characteristic pitch movement) are required between utterances and at punctuation boundaries.