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Overall, we find moderate correlations (Pearson's r = 0.44, P < 0.001) between Fb and the syllable rate of each utterance indicating that the F0 pattern is raised at higher tempos.

Prosody structures utterances, indicates sentence modality (linguistic prosody) and expresses the speaker's intention, attitude and emotions (affective prosody).

This poor loading of emotional words in HCP utterances indicates not only a limited use of emotional words but also a low access to the emotional word registry during interviews.

For each transcript, all patient and caregiver utterances indicating a need for information or discussion are identified and coded.

The first experiment on utterance selection indicates that the decoding process can be improved by optimizing the language model and the acoustic models, thus reducing the utterance error rate from 29 26% to 10 8%.

Classroom video and audio data and the student utterance map indicate that Melody's perception of herself was consistent with how she actually behaved and spoke in class.

In the second half of the school year, my field notes and the student utterance map indicated Melody participated in whole class discussion more often than before.

The results of the second experiment on utterance verification indicate that combining duration-related features with a likelihood ratio (LR) yield an equal error rate (EER) of 10.3%, which is significantly better than the EER for the other measures in isolation.

This interpretation derives from Monroe's question, "Don't they feed you at home?" The talk bears some of the hallmarks of spoken language, such as the use of "hey" and the use of first and second pronouns, and although these may be used in other situations, the initiating utterance by Monroe indicates a 'real-time' situation and that the speakers are in a face-to-face situation.

The number of utterances is indicated in column 6 of Table 5.

Following Harel and Sowder's (2005) framework, 'transformational speech' describes those utterances that indicate (1) logical inferences, where conclusions are drawn from premises; (2) generalization of relevant mathematical relationships between mathematical entities; and (3) operational thought, such that a cohesive argument progresses through a systematic chain of goals.