Rainer Mauersberger, coordinator of the International Max Planck Research School for Astronomy and Astrophysics in Bonn, Germany, uses this scenario to show how a business-school device an "elevator speech"—benefits researchers.
The gig at London's Alexandra Palace was an all-night "free-speech benefit" for Europe's first underground newspaper, the International Times, which had just been raided by the police for allegedly breaking the obscenity laws.
A case in point is Mortimer B. Zuckerman, the real-estate-developer-turned-publisher, who seems unprepared to give those in his hire the same free-speech benefits he reserves for himself.
For example, a person who has difficulty producing adequate volume for speech may benefit from a speech amplifier.
But Lenora Lapidus, legal director of the American Civil Liberties Union of New Jersey, was not buying, saying that commercial speech should benefit from the same protections as campaign material.
In this work, we show that the representation of the time-varying properties of speech may benefit from using the values of pitch and formants to set the order of the FrFT.
Most relevantly, though, Rauch explains how, despite incessant claims that preventing "hate speech" will benefit minorities, his experience as a gay man who had to deal with anti-gay bigotry for most of his life taught him that "free speech is not only a minority's best friend, in some ways it's our only reliable friend".
With the good ear plugged and muffed, the SRT of the poor ear improved to 50.8 dB (A) in quiet, suggesting that although the VSB implant improved understanding of moderately soft speech, the benefit has not been optimized for soft speech.
The findings show that the work and pensions secretary, Iain Duncan Smith, has spoken of a mass culture of welfare dependency in every speech on benefits he has made in the past 12 months.
After stating, without proof, that real-name policies promote civility, he then cites America's great tradition of anonymous political speech, the benefits of anonymity for dissidents in oppressive regimes, and the First Amendment complications of enforcing any such policy all before concluding that the use of real names benefits society "in some instances".
He called upon the court to strike down the "multi-hundred-million-dollar regime of compelled speech" that benefits unions.
