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    Addressing the Nation When any artist or director embarks on the journey of creation, they use a variety of different techniques to aid in the conveying of their message. Their main goal is to create something special for their audience, or rather call them witnesses. Convincing them that a personal piece of art, whether it be a painting, a novel or a movie, is different than all the rest. Rhetoricians create an author’s idea, their own unique perception of reality, for a vast and diverse viewing

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    Persuasive Speech Outline The Effects of Captivity on Killer Whales Specific Purpose: To persuade my audience that holding killer whales in captivity is harmful to the mammal. Central Idea: Holding killer whales in captivity is a harmful problem to the mammal that requires action from both the government and the public. Introduction On February 24, 2010 couples and families were seated in the stadiums at SeaWorld in Orlando, Florida for one of the most popular shows at the theme park

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    Freedom of Speech, Hate Speech, & Talk Radio Brice Hinchman Freedom of Speech, Hate Speech, & Talk Radio What is Freedom of speech? Well, the definition for freedom of speech is the ability to speak freely without being subject to censorship or without fear of retaliation from a governing body. There are at least two documents, the US Constitution and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, that acknowledge that free speech is an unalienable right and protect it for all. There is

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    accuracy. ENGTWOL, an English Rule based tagger is considered to be one of the most important tagger of the models based on constraint grammar architecture. After the rule based approach, the statistical or stochastic approach is used to develop language models to disambiguate a word sequence by assigning the most probable tag sequence. In a simplest stochastic tagger, each word is assigned its most probable tag. But, the disadvantage of such tagger is that it may generate a valid tag for a word

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    As the user continues to navigate their way through the application they can explore the “relax” section which leads to the screen displayed in figure 2. An important consideration made during the design process of the application was framing. In chapter one of his book “Designing with the Mind in Mind”, Johnson discussing the relevance of familiar perceptual patterns or frames. This entails that the majority of our lives are spent in familiar situations or places like a variety of schools or offices

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    Semantic Treatments with Verbs Although evidence was accumulating for the use of semantic training for treating anomia, and more was understood about treatment of verbs and differential access to verbs and nouns, knowledge gaps remained in both theory and in clinical practice. Indeed, Conroy (2006) proposed that “there has been limited consideration as to whether the differences between nouns and verbs influence the choice and outcome of therapy for verb retrieval difficulties and therapy responsiveness

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    Language is an essential thing in someone’s daily life. Whether it is written or spoken it is our main way of communication with one another because of this someone is taught how to write and speak properly. Speaking is easier than writing because it is something someone has been doing since they were child. This is different for writing. A person is taught how to write when he or she goes to school and improves over time. I started writing papers after I came to the United States in 2014. I have

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    Several CNN approaches have been proposed for sound event classification (SEC), [20, 21] to cite a few. However, most of these works are formulated around strongly labeled data. When done on weakly labeled data they are almost always limited in terms of their scale [22, 23, 4]; offering little insight into how well they might generalize in large scale scenarios and be useful for transfer learning. The DCASE 2017 [7] weakly labeled challenge and works based on it also considers only 17 events from

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    A Comparative Study on Support Vector Machines Classifiers for Emotional Speech Recognition Jimmy Dani Abstract—Recently, increasing attention has been directed to the study of the emotional content of speech signals, and hence, many systems have been pro- posed to identify the emotional content of a spoken utterance. There are various important aspects of emotion recognition using speech. The first one is the choice of suitable features for speech representation. The second issue is the design of

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    Speech Pathology

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    The EDUX 9930 class allowed me the flexibility to choose a topic that was specific to speech pathology. I used the hours of class time to catch up on the most recent research completed through the American Speech and Hearing Association, watch in-services on multiple speech related courses, and listen to webinars that addressed disabilities that affected speech skills. It is important for speech pathologist to stay current with evidence-based practices that will help students make the most progress

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