Concerning the future, Gates believes that "robots, pervasive screens, speech interaction will all change the way we look at 'computers'computers
The phrase has become a curiously pervasive idiom in American speech.
In comparison, the Multi-Modal pervasive framework [2] provides speech based interaction as it interprets commands that the subject speaks and carries out a particular action, the subject is able to write sentences that are recognized, touch an area on a map to get directions or speak words for actions to be carried out by the application.
In the ASR community, it has long been known that the differences between native and non-native speech are so pervasive as to degrade ASR performance considerably (e.g., [1, 20, 21]).
Hate speech is absolutely pervasive on major social media sites 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
The morality police have become somewhat less pervasive, but efforts to free political speech and the press have been crushed.
They include "severe limits on citizens' rights to change their government, detainee and prisoner abuse, lack of an independent judiciary, restrictions on freedom of speech and the press, pervasive corruption [and] discrimination and violence against women".
Mr. Giuliani's real sin was that he told the truth, and in doing so violated our most pervasive form of political correctness -- the speech codes bequeathed by 9/11.
Nonetheless, the pervasive belief persists that a presentation or speech should begin with joke.
Sanders's speech was ultimately about the pervasive injustice and pain many Americans suffer basically the opposite of Clinton's "America never stopped being great" line from 2016.
