intelligibility

And, if ever a subject needs intelligibility, it is race.

It would take him a little time to come around to any degree of intelligibility.

It is thus far from the case that the search for intelligibility comes to an end with history as such.

Anna is designed to sound more natural and offer greater intelligibility.

But we've tried to make adjustments for purposes of intelligibility.

"One strand is the search for intelligibility," he said of science.

The creature continued to make sounds, and began to approach intelligibility.

These have relatively low mutual intelligibility, but are close enough to be considered a single language.

They are closely related, though perhaps not close enough for mutual intelligibility.

Controversy may even be a condition of literature's social intelligibility.

Intelligibility is an important communication problem in deep sea diving.

I have done what I could for the first kind of intelligibility.

The buzz that was not quite a voice faded in and out of intelligibility.

He could catch a word, a thought, tantalizing in its almost intelligibility, but never enough to make sense.

However, all have a high degree of mutual intelligibility, and so by that standard are a single language.

None of these volumes is affected by the new intelligibility rule.

I think this emphasis on intelligibility as the clue to reality is very much to the point.

The absolute measurement of speech intelligibility is a complex science.

Intelligibility among these varieties is difficult, and they may be separate languages.

Two or three dialects have low intelligibility with the rest, but communication is possible.

But in the beginning the main aim was to achieve and maintain any intelligibility at all.

Because of its safety, intelligibility, and age, this Archive is remarkable.

With this, the higher the linguistic distance, the lower is the level of mutual intelligibility.

In philosophy, intelligibility is what can be comprehended by the human mind.

There is a degree of mutual intelligibility between the two languages, particularly in written form.