Sentence examples for computerised voice from inspiring English sources
In the dental literature, computerised voice recognition methods have been found to be significantly slower than traditional examiner/recorder methods, although differences in error rates have not been substantial [ 29].
The following six procedural rules are followed for the correct use of the system: Appropriate organisation of syringes and ampoules Ampoules appropriately laid out at the start of the case All empty ampoules and syringes retained for reconciliation All syringes labelled Computerised voice prompt audible throughout each anaesthetic Medication label scanned before each drug administration.
It currently serves as a testing ground for computerised voice recognition technologies.
"I'm really looking forward to the new Samsung," said the computerised voice, and then paused.
Then someone else brought a computerised voice and fitted that to the wheelchair.
"There should be no boundary to human endeavour," Hawking's computerised voice says.
There are computerised voices (arty curtain-raiser Device Control), hazy electronic shimmers (In Here Somewhere) and the odd snippet of conversation littered across Endless, the latter providing a pleasingly lo-fi counterbalance to what is overall a rather futuristic and lush aesthetic (the London Contemporary Orchestra provide a variety of sumptuous strings).
The format for the show, models as chess pieces on a chequered catwalk, directed by the voice of a computerised chess game, lent itself to a certain formality, a deliberate stiffness.
But speaking at the British Association festival of science today, Dr Howard will warn that while convincing synthetic voices are likely to improve computerised public announcements and call centre messages, they could also trigger new forms of crime and disruption.
The telephone-equipment companies want voice dialling (useful in cars), automatic call-centres, computerised operator-services and messaging that allows users to pick up and send e-mails and faxes on an ordinary telephone anywhere in the world.
