The phrase "a speaker with the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a speaker who possesses a certain quality, characteristic, or feature.
Example: "She is a speaker with the ability to engage her audience effectively."
Alternatives: "a speaker possessing" or "a speaker having".
Eva, a speaker with the Holocaust Educational Trust who lives in Cambridge, had written, like Hana, to the veterans association of the 11th Armoured Division.
The speaker identity is determined by finding a speaker with the maximum posterior probability for the given input feature vector sequence X = {x1cul, x2, x3, …, x T } [1] as S ^ = arg max 1 ≤ j ≤ S P Λ j | X. (1).
However, turn construction may prove to be problematic, and this can occur when the talk of a speaker with agrammatism is constrained by the sequential context of a conversation partner's prior turn.
For a speaker with a bass voice, the fundamental frequency will probably be between 75 and 150 cycles per second.
(It does not, as some New Yorkers may believe, refer to a speaker with a penchant for the occasional Yiddish phrase).
Zigmond and Fischer taught each section by discussing a general framework of the problem area (for example, goal setting and time management) and then providing a speaker with personal knowledge of the matter at hand.
By recursively repeating Steps (2) and (3), we compute the optimal warp for a speaker with an average of 6 times the computational resources for one feature extraction and one likelihood computation (with the example settings above).
A speaker with a microphone was mounted on the door.
Instead of electing a speaker with support from a majority of the entire House — a majority that could include, possibly, some Democrats — they pushed for a binding vote from the Republican caucus.
This means that a meeting between a speaker with a social status higher than the listener's always takes place.
In 2009, Huppenthal was a featured speaker with the notorious state senate president Pearce at an extremist Tea Party rally, where participants openly called President Obama a "Nazi".
