Sentence examples for word utterances from inspiring English sources

The results establish the feasibility of detecting and mitigating speech-related variance in rapid event-related fMRI experiments with single word utterances.

When a child first learns to speak, they often use single word utterances, but at some point they learn how to put words together to express more complicated ideas.

This problem does not appear in the case of isolated word utterances.

In the early books, Sunny speaks in single word utterances which are often a variety of incomplete sentences or short word sentences.

These children begin using two word utterances around 30 months [ 8].

In our previous EEG study on processing Naming and Requests, in which word utterances were presented in blocks of 10 per speech act type (Egorova et al. 2013), the earliest differences between the conditions were reported at 110 130 ms.

Once the storyteller had invented a set of symbols with which to preserve the spoken word, utterance became not only potentially enduring, but also more complex, to the point of occasionally shaping thought: to this day, I can be unaware of what I think about something until I see it appearing under my hand on paper.

A word utterance triggers the emergence of such an appearing object in the mind of the hearer.

First, the smart phonetic query may match an incorrect word utterance even if the two phonetic strings are identical.

Note that although the communicative function of the critical single word utterance could be partially determined by the preceding speech act type in the sequence, it was only fully resolved once the critical word utterance appeared.

In the Request condition, the critical word utterance could be further followed by a Rejection (e.g. "No"), a Clarification (e.g. "Pardon?"), or an action of handing the requested object over to the Speaker.