From the moment he took his seat on the Perth Glory bench to the final utterance of his post-match press conference, Lowe was compelling in a perfectly structured three-act show.
Phonemes are modelled with hidden Markov models (HMMs) that are concatenated to represent the final utterance.
Shout your defiance or your love in their direction?nThis is a course about last words the final utterances left as legacies for the world in the face of revolution, war, betrayal, heartbreak, or that simplest of endings, death.
In a new book, "Last Words of the Executed," Robert K. Elder compiles the final utterances of many of those sentenced to death in our country over the past three hundred and fifty years.
A rather gruesome website records the final utterances of fatal air-crash pilots, captured on the black box flight recorder.
Agnès, whose first word is a defiant "No!," pushes the Boy to depict the world as it really is and, in her final utterance, suggests that the tale of their love will help to liberate those who hear it.
No matter how familiar, there is always an element of surprise in the cello's final utterance: single notes held long, with not a trace of flamboyance but an emotionally loaded valediction.
Where did he get the huge blocks of ice? "Rosebud". The mysterious final utterance of newspaper tycoon Charles Foster Kane (Orson Welles) sparks a search for its meaning.
The mysterious final utterance of newspaper tycoon Charles Foster Kane (Orson Welles) sparks a search for its meaning.
Sachs, of course, sensible, wise, a little radical and clever with it, wins you over pretty soon, although after listening to the Wahn monologue we can see a club bore in the making and in his final utterances about German art a potential fascist.
