Sentence examples for form of voice from inspiring English sources
And Congress ought to scrap the outdated rules of the 1996 act, freeing firms to give consumers whatever form of voice, video or other services they want.
Instead, Qwest, like much of the telecom industry, has evolved into the business of delivering information in the form of voice calls, Internet access and TV programs.
I have either internalised this process, or always heard my writing in my head and I've found it invaluable to switch from one form of voice to another.
The Internet, on the other hand, uses a crazy-quilt network to send and receive information, whether it is in the form of voice calls, e-mail messages or video conferences.
Today, that takes the form of voice (Apple Siri), text-based interfaces (x.ai's Amy) or intelligent notifications (Google Now).
The results in the form of voice and data spectrum for different users of FTTH with GE-PON architecture are shown.
Worried about the in-flight equivalent of road rage, airlines have been less than enthusiastic about any form of voice-call capability.
A certain amount of the author's prose has been transferred directly into the movie in the form of voice-over narration, which turns the main character's wry naïveté into glum and redundant pretension.
In a blocky office building in San Jose's downtown, the company is working on what Kittlaus describes as a "global brain" – a new form of voice-controlled virtual personal assistant.
Many important events occur off-camera and there is no artificial exposition in the form of voice-over or flashbacks, with the exceptions of two flashbacks – one at the end of the pilot episode that replays a moment from earlier in the same episode and one at the end of the fourth season finale that shows a short clip of a character tutoring his younger brother earlier in the season.
He also noted that the hallucinations are usually in the form of voices or speech, not music or other auditory percepts, and are much more common than hallucinations in other modalities.
