Sentence examples for rudimentary speech from inspiring English sources

More than a fifth of those -- 51,000 jobs -- have been lost in the six years since the first rudimentary speech recognition was introduced, according to labor economists and AT&T executives.

For example, there's an on-screen keyboard; a handwriting-recognition window that offers excellent accuracy but makes editing brutally frustrating; rudimentary speech recognition; and Windows Journal, a free-form note-taking program that lets you delete, search and move your handwritten phrases.

In the end, Burtt used his own heavily tweaked voice for Wall-E's rudimentary speech.

The Tablet PC offers rudimentary speech-recognition software, too.

The system teaches you how to write, hear, and speak Chinese by offering very rudimentary parts of speech and chaining them together to create more complex sentences.

The family labrador might struggle with "logorrhoea" or "transubstantiation", but a study suggests that it probably has a rudimentary dictionary of human speech.

Other important features are the inability to sit, stand or walk independently, the severe mental retardation with lack of speech development and rudimentary communicative skills [ 13, 17].

(Well, there's also Windows Phone and BlackBerry, but their speech recognition is extremely rudimentary).

But last year, the speeches and presentations were "rudimentary, self-serving, stating the obvious, predictable," she added, rather than "meaty, engaging, news you can use".

Patients who successfully complete the mental imagery paradigm have demonstrated that they have a number of preserved cognitive functions, including auditory processing, speech processing, short-term memory, and rudimentary executive function.

Their language skills were rudimentary.