Traduction de «isolated-word speech » (Anglais → Français) :

TERMINOLOGIE

discrete dictation | isolated-word speech
dictée discontinue | dictée discrète | dictée en mots isolés

discrete words recognition [ isolated words recognition | discrete speech recognition | unconnected speech recognition | unconnected utterances recognition ]
reconnaissance de mots isolés

discrete-speech recognition | isolated-words recognition | discrete-words recognition | unconnected speech recognition
reconnaissance de mots isolés | reconnaissance vocale en mots isolés

isolated word recognition system [ discrete word recognition system ]
système de reconnaissance de mots isolés

isolated word recognizer
systeme de reconnaissance de mots isoles

isolated word blindness
cécité littérale

isolated word
mot isolé

Definition: Speech that is characterized by frequent repetition or prolongation of sounds or syllables or words, or by frequent hesitations or pauses that disrupt the rhythmic flow of speech. It should be classified as a disorder only if its severity is such as to markedly disturb the fluency of speech.
Définition: Le bégaiement est caractérisé par des répétitions ou des prolongations fréquentes de sons, de syllabes ou de mots, ou par des hésitations ou des pauses fréquentes perturbant la fluence verbale. On ne parlera de trouble que si l'intensité de la perturbation gêne de façon marquée la fluence verbale.

contiguous-words recognition | connected-speech recognition | words sequence recognition | word string recognition
reconnaissance de mots enchaînés | reconnaissance de mots connectés

grammatical tagging | part-of-speech tagging | POS tagging | word-category disambiguation | POST [Abbr.]
étiquetage morpho-syntaxique

TRADUCTIONS EN CONTEXTE

Because of Lansdowne, we have seen children taking their first steps when it seemed physically impossible, speaking their first words when speech seemed out of the question, and playing with friends when they had been isolated and excluded.
Grâce au Centre de l'enfance Lansdowne, des enfants ont pu faire leurs premiers pas, même si cela semblait physiquement impossible; des enfants ont, contre toute attente, prononcé leurs premiers mots; et des enfants qui étaient isolés et rejetés ont pu se faire des amis et jouer avec eux.