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    introduced in 1964 they made a good team (Newmark 18). Rice came up with the idea for Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. The unique material in the story forced Rice to develop his own lyrical style. He created a technique that was conversational and catchy. When Rice composed with Webber he wrote the lyrics after Webber had arranged the music. This restricted Rice’s ability to convey the message he put in the lyrics since they had to fit the tune (Newmark 18). Rice portrayed the “impact

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    ARTIFICIAL PASSENGER-An interactive Artificial Intelligence Anushree N.S.‚ L.Kavyashree 5th semester‚ department of ISE ‚BITM ‚ Bellary. Abstract-Usually‚ an automobilist interacts with the other passengers to stay alert during a journey. This methodology may not actually help him to the mark. But‚ an application of the artificial intelligence can fix the issue. It is called as “Artificial

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    132-EL055-M1 Lecturer : Frangky Silitonga S.Pd‚ M.Si PUTERA BATAM UNIVERSITY 2014 ABSTRACT This paper aimed to elaborate the implied meaning in the utterances of the speakers in a daily conversation and disclose the effect of using Conversational Implicature and its maxims. Something very important here was the context of the speech was delivered‚ and paid attention to the background knowledge of people whom involved in it. To analysis meaning implied in a conversation is the important

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    disconnected number” for his mother and father who have both passed away. The poet (Tony Harrison) uses few devices. This avoids an overly constructed and artificial style as Harrison wants to strike a more natural conversational tone. He uses words such as “he’d” and “can’t” to make the piece more understated and less theatrical. The use of enjambment also reinforces this idea. By running over lines‚ the poem becomes less methodical and well-planned out and more natural‚ as if it’s more of private

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    ABSTRACT In this paper we address the issue of pronunciation model- ing for conversational speech synthesis. We experiment with two different HMM topologies (fully connected state model and forward connected state model) for sub-phonetic model- ing to capture the deletion and insertion of sub-phonetic states during speech production process. We show that the experi- mented HMM topologies have higher log likelihood than the traditional 5-state sequential model. We also study the first and

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    Grice’s Maxims Quantity [don’t say too much or too little]; Relevance [keep to the point]; Manner [speak in a clear‚ coherent and orderly way]; Quality [be truthful] Grice’s Maxims Quantity [don’t say too much or too little]; Relevance [keep to the point]; Manner [speak in a clear‚ coherent and orderly way]; Quality [be truthful] Filler Items which do not carry conventional meaning but which are inserted in speech to allow time to think‚ to create a pause or to hold a turn in

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    While walking through an art museum‚ one might stop and read the artwork labels for more insight or details on a piece. Too often‚ these descriptions will point to the political and social climate as heavy influences of the specific artist or movement. It is natural to generalize a time period and attribute historical events to new elements of art. Like the visual arts‚ music is no such stranger to academics drawing weak links between historical events and new music styles. In our case‚ the origins

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    In the next paragraph‚ the main character becomes less formal with her language. Above she is not formal‚ using incomplete sentences and common language‚ but she is more brief. Here‚ we have a conversational tone‚ a little stream of consciousness‚ which continues throughout the story. The diction is still the most essential element of craft. For example‚ the narrator tells us‚ “Twenty-ninth is my stop too but I have to go all the way downtown to cash Mrs. Jessel’s check. If she pays me with a check

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    from being monotonous and cliché then as usual it goes back to the standard flow which gives the resolution in the end. The story is also like a dialogue of their innermost thoughts just like reading letters from both of them‚ it has a subtle conversational feel even though they did not engage in an actual dialogue in most parts of the story‚ they had and exchange of thoughts based on what is happening in the storyline. It shows how they react to

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    the utterance is made or the text is written. One could even say that the deictic centre is the unmarked "anchorage point" from which the utterance is made. To decode the meaning of a sentence we use a "navigation system". In our day-to-day conversational exchanges‚ the speaker does not consciously use deictic expressions‚ as well as the adressee usually understands the utterance immediately (meaning that the adressee does not need much time to think about an utterance before understanding the

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