Sentence examples for respectively speaker from inspiring English sources

CHRISTINE C. QUINN KAREN KOSLOWITZ New York, Dec. 28, 2011 The writers are, respectively, speaker of the New York City Council and chairwoman of its Economic Development Committee.

PETER F. VALLONE STANLEY E. MICHELS New York, April 28, 2000 The writers are, respectively, speaker of the New York City Council and chairman of the Council's Committee on Environmental Protection.

CHRISTINE QUINN ANNABEL PALMA MARY BROSNAHAN New York, Aug. 13, 2012 The writers are, respectively, speaker of the New York City Council; chairwoman of the Council's General Welfare Committee; and executive director of the Coalition for the Homeless.

CHRISTINE C. QUINN THOMAS FARLEY New York, April 20 , 2012The writers are, respectively, speaker of the New York City Council and commissioner of the New York City Department of Health.

From the results in Figures 5(a) and 5(b), MUSIC and TDOA can track at most, respectively, two speakers and one speaker.

If and are the original and transformed feature vectors, respectively, for speaker, then the log-likelihood of is given by (14).

Since /dz/ and /ʐ/ are the only voiced sibilant in Min and Mandarin, respectively, bilingual speakers of the two languages might have made an abstract connection between the two and thus realize Min /dz/ in a fashion similar to Mandarin /ʐ/.3 As a consequence, Mandarin retroflex realizations ranging from to are also found to be possible realizations for Min /dz/.

Two of these, Python and Ruby, were actually created by native Dutch- and Japanese-speakers, respectively, which shows that nonnative English speakers adapt to learn and use English when trying to accomplish broad goals.

where μ src and σ src are the mean and variance of the F0 in logarithm for the source speaker, respectively; μ tgt and σ tgt are the mean and variance of the F0 for target speaker, respectively; (f0 src ) is the source speaker pitch; and (f0 conv ) is the converted fundamental frequency for the target speaker.

EER values averaged over all noise types are given as bar graphs in Figs. 9 and 10 for the male speakers and the female speakers, respectively.

In addition to the tables, EER values averaged over all noise types are given as bar graphs in Figs. 7 and 8 for the male speakers and the female speakers, respectively.