Two Monologues for the Organ

Two monologues do not make a dialogue.

the evaluation and comparison of two esp textbooks available on the iranian market for teaching english to the students of medicine

abstract this study evaluated and compared medical terminology and english for the students of medicine (ii) as two representatives of the textbooks available on the iranian market for teaching english to the students of medicine. this research was performed on the basis of a teacher’s and a number of students’ attitudes and the students’ needs analysis for two reasons: first, to investigate...

Monologues, Dialogues, and Interactive Conversations:

The purpose of this qualitative study was to examine the on-line discourse accompanying a year-long professional development experience. Participants in this study were 19 graduate students, 5 teacher-leaders, and 1 university faculty member involved in a Reading Institute taught at an urban university in the Southeast. Primary data sources for the study consisted of over 1300 bulletin board po...

Generation of Coherent Monologues

In this paper a method for generating coherent texts is described. In this method only local conditions associated with sentences determine the appropriateness of a sentence at a certain point in the text. The method does not require any form of planning and it concentrates on maximizing the amount of variation of the texts generated. 1 Introduction The topic of this paper is the generation of ...

A generic algorithm for generating spoken monologues

The defining property of a Concept-to-Speech system is that it combines language and speech generation. Language generation converts the input concepts into natural language, which speech generation subsequently transforms into speech. Potentially, this leads to a more ‘natural sounding’ output than can be achieved in a plain Text-to-Speech system, since the correct placement of pitch accents a...