Sentence examples for adopt voice from inspiring English sources

Comparing the call exclusivity in both figures, we observe that many nodes with degree less than 10 exclusively adopt voice calls.

"Just as people were quick to adopt voice technology in the home, we see an enormous opportunity for voice services in the enterprise," Paul Bernard, Director of the Amazon Alexa Fund said.

The retailer's smart speaker platform is estimated to reach a 70percentt market share by year-end, according to some reports, as consumers adopt voice-powered gadgets for their homes.

Tuten in his other novels showed a flair for an adopted voice, especially in the stately but festive rhythms of "Tintin in the New World".

** Tuten in his other novels showed a flair for an adopted voice, especially in the stately but festive rhythms of "Tintin in the New World".

"Most financial institutions and big service providers around the world are actively considering adopting voice biometrics," says Almog Aley-Raz, head of voice biometrics for Nuance.

According to a new report on voice assistants released today by PwC, younger users are adopting voice technology at a faster rate than their older counterparts, but are somehow using their voice assistants less often.

The history is important here: about seven years ago, the commission adopted voice-roaming rules.

She doesn't cloak herself in Beyoncé, exactly, but when she answers my questions about Bridesmaids and the impact it's had on female-fronted movies, or when we speak about Fey and Wiig and their influence, there's a definite uptick in her adopted voices, in the extravagance of her gestures – a sure sign of Rudolph's discomfort.

The dramaturgical turn of adopting voices to express emotions associated with various genres of video can become ritualised and available as a semiotic resource for others when discussing the emotions they experience when viewing different videos.

To which of course Google will say (adopt meerkat voice) "Just edit your public profile!