Sentence examples for speakers depending on from inspiring English sources

Various fluent Spanish speakers, depending on their political persuasion, describe Mr. Bush's Spanish as halting to conversational, but all give him high marks for trying.

Due to the occurring multipath-induced fading subbands, it is not reliable to distinguish between the active speakers, depending on whether a positive or negative logarithmic SPR occurs in a frequency subband as presented in[11].

I mean the quality wasn't that big of a difference to the point where I'd actually start complaining, I'm just saying that for music, I'd probably switch between the monitors and Sony speakers depending on the genre.

All the devices need is a microphone or a speaker, depending on whether they're sending or receiving, which keeps their power requirements low.

There is another form of externalism that does apply to all or most words of a language: social externalism (Burge 1979), the view on which the meaning of a word as used by an individual speaker depends on the semantic standards of the linguistic community the speaker belongs to.

Another use case similar to Section 3.1 was achieved in order to manage the device's speaker level depending on the ambient noise.

The choice of phonemes available to speakers varies massively depending on what language they're using.

Speaker Ryan, who depending on who you talk to is either a hapless captive of Trump or has brilliantly checkmated him somehow, is forever bandied about as an acceptable alternative.

Automotive suspensions are not as far from Bose's main business as it might seem; the performance of speakers also depends on obtaining the best possible response from the coils and magnets that move speaker cones.

Which ones a speaker uses depends on the relative status of the two speakers to each other, as well as the formality of the situation and what they're talking about.

The stylus emits sound from its speakers at varying frequency depending on the amount of pressure being applied.