Sentence examples for vocal representations from inspiring English sources

In case of incongruity, the largely biologically determined vocal representations may shape the stored linguistic symbols.

In the STS these processes likely reflect higher order auditory functions such as the mapping of acoustic cues onto stored vocal representations with a particular significance to the individual [51], [52].

Their alarm calls seem less like words and more like a person saying "Ouch!" — a vocal representation of an inner mental state rather than an attempt to convey exact information.

Our observation that anatomical features of this region relate to fronto-temporal language lateralization in a developmental cohort suggest a critical role in language acquisition, most likely acting as an interface for the integration of sensory and vocal tract representations, important for articulation and phonological memory.

The emerging powers that have been most vocal about unequal representation in global governance are the ones that have the most unequal domestic societies (Gray and Murphy 2013: 190).

A vocal critic of inadequate representation for capital defendants, he ordered an 11th-hour hold on the execution of Robert Alton Harris in 1992 while Harris was already strapped inside the gas chamber.

There's the recent Oscars row and a growing restlessness in the music industry, with Nicki Minaj, for one, being extremely vocal about black under-representation. (Ever savvy to changing trends, Beyoncé's eponymously titled previous album already heralded an edgier direction in her musical style).

This paper investigates the estimation of underlying articulatory targets of Thai vowels as invariant representation of vocal tract shapes by means of analysis-by-synthesis based on acoustic data.

Rosie Perez has always been a vocal advocate for Latino representation in the entertainment industry -- something she says Latin Hollywood wasn't keen on in the beginning.

The Nyasaland African Congress (NAC) was particularly vocal about increased African representation in the Nyasaland Legislative Council, demanding in September 1957 an African majority in the council.

"It had no honest representation of my vocal ability, song-writing or story-telling ability," she said.