Sentence examples for develop a speech from inspiring English sources
I appear on Just a Minute a lot, which makes me seethe with competitiveness and develop a speech impediment.
She advises job seekers to carefully develop a speech that explains any résumé gaps, and to practice it repeatedly.
The findings will aid Knight and his colleagues in their quest to develop a speech decoder: a device implanted in the brain that would interpret people's imagined speech and help speechless patients, such as those paralyzed by Lou Gehrig's disease, communicate.
He makes me want to develop a speech impediment.
This has prompted an effort to develop a speech system that reads signals directly from Hawking's brain.
I know that people are different; roles are different; fatherhood and motherhood are two separate-if-related biophysical phenomena but if I gave my Mom a card that even implied any of these things, she would cry for two months and then develop a speech tic wherein she only referred to me as her "biological son".
I like the way this string of short declarative sentences and the wall they fall together develop a speech-photograph of sorts, a collage where each prior sentence falls onto the one following and/or the one before it, building something else in its place.
I.B.M., another m-commerce cheerleader, is developing a speech recognition system that could be used for wireless purchases.
Four institutions — B.B.N., I.B.M., Stanford Research Institute, and Carnegie Mellon University — were selected as contractors, and each was given the same guidelines for developing a speech recognizer with a thousand-word vocabulary.
TechCrunch reporter Brian Heater writes that MIT researchers have developed a speech recognition chip that uses a fraction of the power of existing technologies.
They aim to supplement and even replace human operators with software that can understand ordinary conversational language, and thus deal with calls more efficiently.IBM, for example, has developed a "speech analytics" system that listens in to a call-centre conversation and spots keywords and phrases to help the operator handle the caller's query.
