During recognition of the wake up phrase, the program automatically performs voice recognition method called "_speech_recognizer_recognized ".
"I think he made some real good decisions this past summer to give himself the best opportunities to — we always use the phrase in this program — have no regrets," Jones said.
In the first phrase of the program, the Customs Service, which has since been merged into the Homeland Security Department, opened negotiations with foreign governments representing the world's 20 largest cargo ports, as measured by shipments to the United States, to permit American inspectors to be stationed permanently in those ports.
Mr. Bush, at a White House press conference yesterday, twice used the phrase "terrorist surveillance program" to describe an operation in which the administration has eavesdropped on telephone calls and other communications like e-mail that it says could involve operatives of Al Qaeda overseas talking to Americans.
She then uttered a short phrase that the program bleeped out; the Mediaite outlet reported that she said, "Fuck him".
Romney, at least, for all his verbal bumblings, has come up with a catch-all phrase for his program more descriptive from the fill-in-the-blank later phrase so unfortunately attached to Obama's.
Therefore, the word "network" does not seem justified and SRN should be replaced by the phrase "splicing regulatory program" or similar.
And I must encourage the Gillmen's intellectual growth by speaking to them in simple phrases that the program can recognize.
Double-knits have turned up in several collections, including Samsonite's, which used them to impart such "unforeseen alliances" (to use one of the airier phrases from its program) as masculine tailoring and feminine embellishments.
This past season, as his brother was loudly lamenting a New York Cyclones hockey team loss, all fussing stopped when we heard Kevin's iPad voice tell us "I am having a bad day," on behalf of his brother – a phrase that was programmed into the iPad so Kevin could learn to express how he was feeling.
