Most of the forensic research done in the Netherlands is run by the Netherlands Forensic Institute ( NFI), which supplies forensic expertise in areas as diverse as pathology, toxicology, DNA, trace evidence, tool marks, speech, handwriting, documents, computer crime, and more.
She purchased 27 months' worth of the Kashgar Daily, published from 1995 to 1998, the court said, and marked speeches and other news relating to the government's fights against separatism and terrorism.
The identification results are then used either to mark the speech data as untranscribable or forward it to the European Portuguese ASR system, or a system tuned for other languages or varieties.
Al-Akhbar says cafe owners are offering free lemonade to mark every speech he gives, while another report says shop owners in Hezbollah's south Beirut stronghold have hung up signs advertising fresh "Nasrallah lemonade".
::bring-begin-I/3p/IND moods that mark the speech act as a request or wish.
The absence of quotation marks around speech gently emphasises this continuity.
It's a way of putting invisible quotation marks around speech or action, the way Willis, the terminally ironic protagonist of David Gates's novel "Preston Falls," does.
We use a harmonic mask where a ?Hz bandwidth around each predicted partial in each frame is marked as speech.
There he acquired the distinctive lower Bavarian dialect, rather than Austrian German, which marked his speech throughout his life.
The date marked a speech by Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler that predicted the "annihilation of the Jewish race in Europe".
