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Book 17. (1 results) Savages of Gor (Individual Quote)

The intonation contours, as well as meaningful tonal qualities, pitches and stresses, from which one can gather so much in living speech, unfortunately, tend to be absent or only randomly correlated in such a formal, desiccated output. - (Savages of Gor, Chapter 1, Sentence #581)
Chapter # Sentence # Quote
1 581 The intonation contours, as well as meaningful tonal qualities, pitches and stresses, from which one can View more quotes about gather">gather so much in living speech, unfortunately, tend to be absent or only randomly correlated in such a formal, desiccated output.

Book 17. (7 results) Savages of Gor (Context Quote)

Chapter # Sentence # Quote
1 578 Thus, then, do I bring you greetings on behalf of the cliffs of the thousand tribes".
1 579 These words, and word groups, came forth from the translator, following intervals between the creature's inputs.
1 580 They are produced in a flat, mechanical fashion.
1 581 The intonation contours, as well as meaningful tonal qualities, pitches and stresses, from which one can gather so much in living speech, unfortunately, tend to be absent or only randomly correlated in such a formal, desiccated output.
1 582 Similarly the translation, it seems, is often imperfect, or, at least, awkward and choppy.
1 583 Indeed, it takes a few moments before one can begin to follow the productions of such a machine coherently but, once this adjustment is made, there is little difficulty in comprehending the gist of what is being conveyed.
1 584 In my presentation of the machine's output I have, here and there, taken certain liberties.
Thus, then, do I bring you greetings on behalf of the cliffs of the thousand tribes". These words, and word groups, came forth from the translator, following intervals between the creature's inputs. They are produced in a flat, mechanical fashion. The intonation contours, as well as meaningful tonal qualities, pitches and stresses, from which one can gather so much in living speech, unfortunately, tend to be absent or only randomly correlated in such a formal, desiccated output. Similarly the translation, it seems, is often imperfect, or, at least, awkward and choppy. Indeed, it takes a few moments before one can begin to follow the productions of such a machine coherently but, once this adjustment is made, there is little difficulty in comprehending the gist of what is being conveyed. In my presentation of the machine's output I have, here and there, taken certain liberties. - (Savages of Gor)