We present these two utterances for what they are worth to a voter in New Guinea.
Dr. Hirschberg is not the only researcher using algorithms to trawl our utterances for evidence of our inner lives.
Demonstrating the significance of the phrase to the investigation, a committee of experts analyzed each of the utterances for their acoustic qualities.
His critics regularly fault these kinds of utterances for being vague and sanctimonious, but friends say these are long-held principles, first learned from a group of Australian graduate students in theology whom he met at Oxford.
Erotically enjambed in our loft bed, Clea patrolled my utterances for subject, verb, predicate, as a chef in a five-star kitchen would minister a recipe, insuring that a soufflé or sourdough would rise.
Learners and teachers generally favour practical solutions to language problems in the form of easy-to-follow guidelines and clear categories that serve to package language structures and utterances for easy consumption.
Some recall his simple, homely utterances; for example, he urged people to be like bees, who seek out beautiful flowers and herbs, rather than flies who search the world for cowpats to land on.
Obama, since his initial big speech about the economy at the Cooper Union, in March 2008, has generally taken a more skeptical approach to Wall Street, at least in his public utterances, for which he has been rewarded with a sharp drop in campaign donations.
We used 216 utterances for training and used the other 216 utterances for the test.
Thus, there are 1,001 utterances for each reverberant environment.
Each speaker gave 20 utterances for the test data.
