Accorsi sounded absolutely sincere, while emitting words any general manager would use to maintain the remaining trade value of a damaged asset.
He showed them a schematic face that emitted words in a synthetic voice designed to be what he called "discrepant but not terrifying".
"She writes as a participant in her country's lamentable history, and she is a spinning fury, emitting words like sparks, enraged, saved from choking on the absurdities she has been called to witness only by the irresistible need to laugh at them".
By definition, the probability P r o b(q~, t, q) to move from the state q~ to the state q with the emitted word t is the sum of probabilities of all paths starting in the state q~, ending in the state q and having the word label t.
Never mind his latest gaffe allowing his mouth to emit the words "I'm not concerned about the very poor".
"Dear Endometriosis: screw you," it began, as if the disease were a pesky cartoon character who would receive this message, emit the word "Eek!" in a speech bubble, then turn on tail and run.
The therapists pointed out that a communicator unable to produce syntactically structured sentences, merely emitting disconnected words, would hinder MI's language acquisition.
When it emitted the word "Davidson," a few men gathered around it to hear Dick Vitale and Bob Knight on ESPN.
These master BS emit downlink sync words with a slightly shortened period, and are not receptive to sync words from other nodes [25].
Words emit vibrations and sink deep into our inner psyche to create a world of their own.
