Examples of using Human speech in English and their translations into Hebrew
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As if you had invented human speech!”!
Human speech is usually 500 to 3,000 Hz.
They existed even before human speech.
Human speech is an ingenious manipulation of our breath within the sound chamber of our mouth and respiratory system.
It's as if you had invented human speech!
Sometimes it seems that the poodle understands human speech in all its shades, and does not just know a few words meaning the commands.
She is said to have invented human speech.
For example, the dead still have an echo of human speech, even of the particular language that they spoke most of the time while on earth.
Is their vocal behaviour like human speech?
Previous studies have found that 30 to 40 per cent of human speech is used to relay information about private experiences or personal relationships.
Your infant enjoys the noise of human speech.
However, my PhD thesis concerned an auditory model for human speech processing, and thus required extensive reading on neural mechanisms in the brain.
A Masai tribesmantold me that hyenas are able to understand human speech.
Many species can imitate human speech or other sounds.
They are great at copying various kinds of sounds,including human speech.
There are certainly anatomical and neurological bases for how human speech evolved to be more efficient at conveying information than, say, gesture.
Well-known fact- reading contributes to the formation of competent human speech.
Dolphins are able to mimic certain characteristics of human speech, and probably use this capability to learn the typical calls of their group.
Dogs understand both vocabulary and intonation of human speech.
Momo is an intelligent creature,but is either incapable or selective of understanding human speech.
A voice recognition system is a computerized system which can read anddecipher human speech as well as comprehend and execute spoken instructions.
They sound like nails scratching glass, creaking,dog barking and even human speech.
For example, primates- our closest evolutionary relatives-are largely incapable of mimicking human speech or other novel sounds in their environment.
Their brain actually has to re-learn how to hear these sounds,particularly the complex range of frequencies in human speech.
That's because your brain has to actually re-learn how to hear sounds-especially the complex range of frequencies in human speech.
The human brain has to re-learn how to hear and process these sounds,particularly the complex range of frequencies in human speech.