Sentence examples for recent voice from inspiring English sources

Apple's patent application addresses this by having the phone look for supporting information, including recently read and opened emails, recent voice messages or calls, text messages and more to determine who the user is talking about, and potentially even when might be a better time to call, depending on calendar information.

The historian Taylor Branch, who in October published a lengthy excoriation of the N.C.A.A. in The Atlantic, comparing it to "the plantation," was only the most recent voice to call for players to be paid.

He was smilingly upbeat at a recent Voice of the Listener and Viewer conference, apart from voicing concern that C4 is included in a list of public bodies that could suddenly have their powers curbed by government order.

And after Mr. Murdoch and his son James concluded two hours of often tense testimony to a House of Commons committee, there was little of the widespread scorn that has greeted almost everything the Murdochs have said and done in the more than two weeks since the most recent voice mail hacking scandal at News Corporation's British newspaper operation erupted.

The recent voice recognition tools come with their own vulnerabilities [50], but newer information technology tools can be used to ensure a timely delivery, emphasising important information in the report with follow-ups [51] and confirming acknowledgement of receipt.

That's a valuable contribution to Toyota's effort to recruit customers for the future, and to help revitalise the brand's image – an effort given recent voice by the Scion FR-S and Toyota FT-1 Concept.

There have been some recent voices opposing the move, including from Vanderbilt, but it does not appear that enough resistance has been built up to prevent it from happening.

A passage in the Talmudic volume of Gittin, anticipating the recent voices of Israelis critical of the Shalit deal, cautions, "We do not redeem captives for more than their worth, so that enemies will not dedicate themselves to take other people captive".

There are recent voices claiming for a service-led strategy for development.

Christophe Lebold writes in the journal Oral Tradition, "Dylan's more recent broken voice enables him to present a world view at the sonic surface of the songs this voice carries us across the landscape of a broken, fallen world.

In recent years, voice conversion (VC), a technique used to change specific information in the speech of a source speaker to that of a target speaker while retaining linguistic information, has been garnering much attention in speech signal processing.