Sentence examples for speaker aiming from inspiring English sources

Perhaps some non-native speaker aiming to join the global techno-elite will still write a book called "Dreaming in English".

Unlike these approaches, which is based on a joint model, our method trains two exclusive RBMs for each speaker, aiming to capture speaker-specific conversion-friendly features.

8. Selecting the context of utterance itself as the context of assessment relevant for assertion avoids an early critical point made by Gareth Evans (1985: 349 50): if it is left open when to assess an assertion, so that an assertion can be correct at one time and incorrect later, the speaker aiming at correctness cannot decide what to say.

It's reportedly set to retail for "a few hundred dollars," Bloomberg reports, with the standalone smart speaker aiming to sell for somewhere around $100; that speaker could be sidelined entirely, too, if Facebook decides to focus entirely on the video chat hardware.

Blaenau Ffestiniog (if you're not a Welsh speaker, aim for "Bligh-nigh") is a small mountain town built on slate, both literally and metaphorically.

Now HMDX Jam, a wireless speaker, aims to get consumers to ditch the earphones from their devices and act more like D.J.'s.

The descriptive conventions governing the English sentence "The cat is on the mat" do not, and cannot, determine which of the two accessible situations a speaker aims to talk about on a particular occasion.

Major emphasis was placed on distinguishing between "argumentation" (where the speaker has the intention to convince the interlocutor of the acceptability of a standpoint) and "explanation" (where the speaker aims to describe the features of a phenomenon to make sense of it) on the basis of the conceptualization given by Snoeck Henkemans [ 39].

The speakers aimed much of their fire at Christie.

Women's lunches with speakers aimed at female audiences have become important for female candidates, who also work the neighborhoods.

His design incorporated multiple small speakers aimed at the surrounding walls, rather than directly at the listener, to reflect the sound and, in essence, recreate the larger sound heard in concert halls.