Free indirect style, that fusing of third-person narrative with depictions of first-person consciousness, means that writers can state their characters' thoughts explicitly, as though they were utterances of speech, without having to describe their shape or character.
In the utterance of most speech sounds it is raised, so that air passing through the mouth alone forms the sound; if it is lowered, air passes additionally or alternatively through the nose, producing nasal sounds.
Each candidate in the lists was a sequence of utterances (for speech) or fingertip positions (for gestures).
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.
In order to understand how beliefs can be manipulated in a message passing system, we have also presented a high-level approach to specifying the meaning of encrypted utterances in terms of speech act theory.
Segment-based normalization is employed to deal with the power difference between the anechoic speech signal and the reverberant signal captured by a distant-talking microphone and to normalize the loudness of speech utterance.
LaComm provided counts of turns of speech, utterance types, and content.
A subset of the German Verbmobil data was used for the training set (11,714 utterances, 257,810 words, 27 hours of speech) and 48 utterances (1042 words) for the validation set (the training and validation corpora were the same as in [16]).
For adapting the acoustic model, we employed 618 utterances with 28 min of speech.
These systems are typically controlled by speech detectors that determine the beginning and the end of speech utterances.
In the case of word units and very large vocabulary, in order to train necessary decision trees, a huge amount of speech utterances are required.
