(Here as elsewhere, with the exception of the Apology, Socrates avoids giving an extensive speech in his own persona).
In the Netherlands, van Imhoff convinced the council that Valckenier was to blame for the massacre and delivered an extensive speech entitled "Consideratiën over den tegenwoordigen staat van de Ned.
The captions and the often extensive speech bubbles are full of wicked wit and invention.
In his most extensive speech on education, former Senator Bill Bradley will call for increasing spending by $80 billion over the next decade to improve schools in poor areas.
At a rowdy café, Emil, sipping a beer next to wall daubed with posters of war veterans, delivered an extensive patriotic speech, welcoming foreigners to the country.
In an extensive 40-page speech Yellen set out the case for raising rates – for the first since 2006 – as she expects inflation will gradually move up to the Fed's target rate of 2% as the unusually low oil price rises and strong dollar weakens.
In 2006, Liberal Party of Canada leadership contender Ken Dryden used truthiness as an extensive theme in a speech in the House of Commons.
On this year's brilliant Fresh Insights EP, with Mark Fell, she turned her attention to British class politics and power structures with an extensive sample of a Tony Benn speech.
That speech, which was unearthed as part of an extensive review of Romney appearances, speeches and addresses recorded in the CSPAN video archive, certainly had a different tone to it than recent statements Romney has made on the trail.
The objective of this paper is threefold: (1) to provide an extensive review of signal subspace speech enhancement, (2) to derive an upper bound for the performance of these techniques, and (3) to present a comprehensive study of the potential of subspace filtering to increase the robustness of automatic speech recognisers against stationary additive noise distortions.
