Sentence examples for information speaker from inspiring English sources

Asked if only a few members and staff aides would get classified information, Speaker J. Dennis Hastert said, "We didn't go into that detail".

It's a unique environment that North Cascades National Park Reserve's public information speaker, Joe Herzig, said is unfamiliar to many.

"I'm not going to prejudge any of the circumstances surrounding this until we have all of the information," Speaker Paul Ryan (R-Wis).

In the conversion stage, a given speech signal is decomposed into phonological and speaker-related information, the speaker-related information is replaced with that of the desired speaker, and then voice-converted speech is obtained by combining the two.

It is tempting to regard testimony as transmission of information from speaker to hearer.

All analyzed kinds of pauses carry information on speaker current emotional state.

The activity matrix estimated from the source dictionary contains both the phoneme information and speaker information of the input utterance, as explained in Section 3.3.

We showed that parameters such as a number of each pause type occurrences per minute or statistics of pause duration bring important information about speaker's habits.

The Sprint Open Developer Conference is open to all developers and will feature information through speaker sessions and coding camps on developing applications for a range of platforms, including webOS.

They also demonstrate that information on speaker identity is not only distributed over large zones of cortex as suggested by multivariate analyses [ 5] but can also be encoded locally, because correlations with distance-to-mean were observed at the level of individual TVA voxels.

Thus, pitch sensitivity could be a continuous trait that affects cross-population variance with respect to the sensitivity to tone information; some speakers may carry alleles that make them relatively more sensitive to tone information; or, vice versa, Finnish speakers might carry alleles that make them less sensitive to tone information than speakers of tone languages.