Sentence examples for speaker role from inspiring English sources

Speaker Role Detection in Meetings Using Lexiocal Information and Social Network Analysis.

His selection for the speaker role by Senator John Kerry might have had to do not only with his eloquence, but also with his being black.

Every morning, ForAGirl students attend general Pathways programs, but in the afternoon, they join Fiellin and her team for game development and presentations by guest speaker role models.

Such an arrangement maintains a breakdown of main posts that was put in place in 2005, giving the presidency to Iraq's Kurds, the prime ministership to the Shias and the parliamentary speaker role to the Sunnis.

Mr. Cunha, who gained notoriety for his conservative views as an evangelical Christian radio commentator, resigned his speaker role in July amid charges that he took as much as $40 million in bribes for himself and allies.

In the film, Lord Sewel, who as part of his Deputy Speaker role was responsible for enforcing standards in the Lords, is seen snorting lines of white power – at one point off one of the women's breasts – through a rolled-up five-pound note.

Specifically, hyperscanning was performed while one component of the dyad listened to the other's oral narrative (i.e. listener and speaker roles, respectively) without interpersonal visual contact.

An investigation by the foreign affairs select committee found the department had only 45 Russian speaker roles across central and eastern Europe, but the FCO could not say how many of these positions had been filled.

Furthermore, the RSA insight relating the listener and speaker roles enables the use of a generation model to improve understanding, as well as suggesting a new way to evaluate natural language generation systems in terms of an understanding task.

While his approach to cocktail prep may put a damper on showmanship, it means up to 70percentt less in the trash, a reduction that has helped earn him speaker roles at food and beverage companies.

Similarly, EL students who are linguistically isolated in schools lose out on learning in an environment rich with native-speaker role models and often on knowledgeable parent advocates who can effectively monitor the school's learning conditions.