discrete-word intelligibility
discrete-word intelligibility
[di¦skrēt ‚wərd in‚tel·ə·jə′bil·əd·ē] (communications)
The percent of intelligibility obtained when the speech units under consideration are words, usually presented so as to minimize the contextual relation between them.
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