And so we had to confront the question, whether we would extend the voice-roaming rules to broadband.
A name dialing application can recognize thousands of names downloaded from a phonebook via grapheme-to-phoneme conversion, and voice-tag technology is a convenient way of dynamically extending the voice-enabled phonebook.
The idea behind her approach, she said, was to extend the range of the voice but not to make that range obvious, in the manner of "those old British actors who would do that to show off".
In one sense, "Les Espaces Acoustiques" anticipates and inverts an objective of electronically realized sound, which has often sought to complement and extend the world of voices and instruments: in this work, instruments replicate electronic effects.
President Taft opposed extending the vote to women voicing a commonly held opinion that, "On the whole, it is fair to say that the immediate enfranchisement of women will increase the proportion of the hysterical element in the electorate".
Kirk talked up growing numbers of third party partnerships, and noted Alexa now has more than 10,000 so-called 'skills' built by third party developers — enabling the company to extend the functionality of its voice-controlled virtual assistant (via a set of voice APIs).
The House voted by voice to extend the life of the National Flood Insurance Program until September 2008.
ERCN, as a future emergency network should extend the functionalities of the current voice-centric emergency networks to include applications such as VoIP, real time video, etc.
Amazon is making it easier for Echo and Alexa-powered device owners to find voice apps that extend the functionality of its virtual assistant.
Medium-level alerts extend this voice alert with a recommendation (e.g., to stop the activity or to reduce the intensity) based on the person's physical condition, activity, and/or medical context.
