Sentence examples for with some exemplars from inspiring English sources

In comparison with these studies, our stimuli did not represent or even allude to actions from which a meaning or an intention could be directly inferred, but much lower-level parts or "primitives" of movements [24], [28], with some exemplars being easier to produce than others [32], [36].

The procedure has been applied to some exemplar pile caps with given pile layouts typically adopted in bridge construction.

In all cases we fused the probability estimates of Sys1, which operates with 135-D exemplars with nine sets of state posteriors from SC classifiers that each operate on 15-D exemplars.

Our unadorned implementation yielded recognition accuracies that are slightly below the best results in [20],[24], but especially the fact that our system yielded higher accuracies in the −5-dB SNR condition than their systems with exemplars with a length of 50 ms corroborates our belief that we are on a promising track towards a novel approach to noise-robust ASR.

Adult participants were presented with multiple exemplars from novel, complex sound categories designed to reflect some of the spectral complexity and variability of speech.

If they did rise to God they must have been instantly spewed, as with those exemplars in the Book of Revelations who are neither hot nor cold but lukewarm.

This was part of the ethos of the time, both in Britain, where Lee was involved with the Labour party, and with such exemplars of independence and social democracy as Nehru's India.

Selected source exemplars are replaced with target exemplars, and the input speech is converted.

The prototypes were presented with new exemplars that were either visually similar or dissimilar.

In particular, teaching philosophy through Bible (or rabbinic literature) helped make foreign ideas more familiar and helped justify the study of philosophy by connecting it with authoritative exemplars.

Faced with handwriting exemplars that seemed strikingly similar (same style block letters, same misspelled word), Mr. Durst showed some very obvious signs of psychological discomfort.