When we speak, our words get jumbled up. A malaphor, or mixed idiom, is the result of that mistake. It occurs when two idioms are mixed together and create a new phrase or saying. Most of the time, malaphors don’t make sense – but that’s okay. They’re not supposed to. ...
In other words, turbulence comprises both nearly homogeneous and nearly isotropic small-scale fluctuations as well as non-homogeneous and non-isotropic quasi-organized coherent structures (a discussion of coherent structures in our Couette flows is given in sect. 4.6). This definition is commensurate ...
The nightmare starts when I pick up a guitar. Now, I freely admit that I'm no Jeff Beck, but my guitar playing sounds fine when I'm in a room with a drummer and a bass player — so what's this sloppy, thin‑sounding, weedy mess that I've spent the last four hours laying dow...
Speech Recognition and Synthesis of code-mixed utterances is a very challenging problem. Most speech processing systems are designed to be used with a single language. Moreover, people may pronounce words differently when they are speaking multiple languages at the same time, which may confuse such...
However, particularly in the publishing industry, the words have a distinction. A caption is like a title. A cutline is the text below a picture or an image that explains or identifies what the reader is looking at. It will typically include information such as the who, what, when, where...
Noun is the dominant words inserted. It is because noun is easily mixed from one language to another. Intersentential code-switching dominantly used because the biggest number of code-switching used in this novel are written outside the sentence boundary and the tendency of the teenagers to ...
So apply +3 dB of boost around 1,000 to 1,500 Hz if you want words to be more intelligible.Nasal Honk is that nasty group of frequencies that sound like you have a cold. I generally cut a few dB around 600 Hz to get rid of the honk on vocals and percussion, especially on kick...
Once I heard that and thought about the words of the song I knew what it was about. The rest was all polish and I spent about 40 hours total on the mix. I leveled and eq’d most things as I went along too. Also wasn’t afraid to use fade-in/out via automation – why not?
are among the most introspective and meaningful words I’ve ever written. They all tell a story and my opinion or vision of where we’re possibly heading environmentally if we don’t stand up and fight. Don’t let “a hundred year storm become an everyday.” This was a memorable line ...
The fundamental reason that headphones can be used as a reliable means of monitoring is best summed up in a short sentence from Michael Brauer (Coldplay, Rolling Stones, John Mayer): "It doesn't matter as long as it's a reference that you trust." In other words, the impediments of mix...