He spent the next 6 days of the summit meeting doing precisely that, maneuvering speakers and controlling committee meetings to obtain most of what he wanted, including a recognition of his position as Latin America's foremost revolutionary leader.
"That's precisely why the speaker wanted a select committee that did not have these committee obligations".
DAKAR, Senegal, Oct. 30 — It is hard to say when, precisely, Patricia O. Etteh, the speaker of the Nigerian House of Representatives, a former beautician who became the fourth highest official in Africa's most populous nation this year, fell definitively from grace.
He imagined that Ithkuil might be able to do what Lakoff and Johnson said natural languages could not: force its speakers to precisely identify what they mean to say.
No two speakers share precisely the same vocabulary of words readily used and readily understood, though they may speak the same dialect.
What's more, the generations of independence leaders who emerged in the wake of the rebellion tended to be educated English speakers — from precisely the "class" that Macaulay had sought to create.
When the... speakers are precisely aligned, they create two sets of sound waves that perfectly interfere with each other, setting up a phenomenon known as a standing wave.
Many studies of this kind use vocal stimuli that are unnaturally invariant in content and motivation, with all speakers uttering precisely the same, often socially irrelevant, phrase (e.g., Bruckert et al. 2006; Feinberg et al. 2006).
Take this role seriously – slide changes should be timed precisely to follow the speaker's words.
Preserving the binaural cues of the speech signal, particularly ILD and ITD, helps the listener to localize the desired speaker more precisely.
