Sentence examples for delivery voice from inspiring English sources

He led the AI group at Baidu, China's largest search engine company, which directed research into advertising, maps, take-out delivery, voice and internet searching, security, consumer finance, among others.

"We have had tremendous revenue and product impact, through the many dozens of AI projects that support our existing businesses in search, advertising, maps, take-out delivery, voice search, security, consumer finance and many more," he added.

Ng said in his departure note that Baidu's AI efforts had been felt across its "existing businesses in search, advertising, maps, take-out delivery, voice search, security, consumer finance and many more" areas.

The story and its delivery through voice acting are perfect, as you'd expect, with Paul "Batman: The Animated Series" Dini writing, Batman voiced by Kevin Conroy, Joker voiced by Mark Hamill doing the creepiest Joker he's ever done (wait until you get to the ending credits), and Nolan North of all people doing the meanest and scariest Penguin ever done.

But it is as much his delivery, his voice impassioned but not quite righteous, that electrifies the poem.

The Next Generation Networks (NGN) are required to support the seamless delivery of voice, video and data with high quality.

In this paper we design and study the performance of a Multiple Access Control (MAC) scheme for the multiplexing and the integrated delivery of voice, video and bursty data traffic over a high-speed wireless TDMA channel.

Industry analysts say Huawei, based in Shenzhen, has quickly matured into a fierce competitor in one of the most important and hotly contested technology arenas: sophisticated equipment that enhances the delivery of voice and video over the Internet and through wireless devices.

Lucent's most recent woes reflect the problems the company faces in seeking to compete with companies that have eroded its market share as the transmission of data over the Internet has grown in importance over the delivery of voice calls.

Scott-Heron offers a line in tightly-wrought comic surrealism; "The revolution will not show you pictures of Nixon blowing a bugle and leading a charge by John Mitchell, General Abrams and Spiro Agnew to eat hog maws confiscated from a Harlem sanctuary". But it is as much his delivery, his voice impassioned but not quite righteous, that electrifies the poem.

According to the Roman statesman, Demosthenes regarded "delivery" (gestures, voice etc).