Sentence examples for recognised voice from inspiring English sources

He became a nationally recognised voice on the BBC radio satirical sketch show Week Ending in the 1970s and 80s.

Baldwin's poems started to appear in magazines in the 1950s, when he rapidly became a recognised voice and face in children's programmes on radio and TV.

It was heartening to see conscientious objectors (COs) recognised (Voices of reason, August 3).

Thanks to months of [voice chat] we recognised voices.

For example: automated call systems that recognise voice commands.

Part personal transporter, part robot companion, the Ninebot Segway can follow you around and recognise voice commands.

2 Ninebot Segway Part personal transporter, part robot companion, the Ninebot Segway can follow you around and recognise voice commands.

One of the unconsidered marvels of human complexity is our ability to recognise voices.

Its 3D scanner can identify much subtler movements, and it can recognise voices and faces.

Mr Powell's system does this not by attempting to recognise voices directly, but rather by running all the speech it hears through two translation engines simultaneously: English to Spanish, and Spanish to English.

As well as suggesting that timbre might be an important factor in how infants recognise voices, and when adults are talking to them, Piazza says the work could prove useful in developing educational tools for children.