12 robotic arms holding speakers stand mounted on podiums in the Nayral-Ro orchestra pit, routed to a Magic Leap Motion Controller mounted on the conductor's stand.
"I will hold Speaker Ryan to his public declaration that Congress will reach a solution by the end of March, which must include broad, comprehensive restructuring authority and an economic growth plan," he added.
Shelves lining the ceiling held speakers, boxes and a guitar case.
Indeed, every significant factor needed to hold speakers accountable for the acts of others is missing.
It was, rather, that they are inevitable, and that for the government to hold speakers liable in damages for inadvertent false statements can have a severe "chilling effect" on their willingness to engage in precisely the sort of "uninhibited, robust, and wide-open" public discourse that our democracy needs.
Setting it aside from the competition is a built-in monaural speaker, which can be important for radio reporters who might have to resort to holding the speaker up to a phone to get their reports on the air immediately.
The microphone was seated in a small tubing coupler that sealed the narrow end of the speculum holding each speaker.
Play the recording holding the speaker so that is sort of sounds like it's coming from a little further away, then say "I got to go, get back to you later" and hang up.
Crowded, too, was the platform holding the speakers, eight in all, who ranged from top agency executives to performers -- or is that not really a range?
Typically, the addressee will hold the speaker accountable for the correctness of the assertion, and the speaker accept to be held so accountable.
