So she had two tasks to perform in this speech: first to breakdown all the racial stereotypes that still cling to a post like that of first lady and, second, to introduce herself to the electorate in her own right.
It's a major retreat from the Letwin position, and came after Cameron had failed to mention child poverty in a Glasgow speech on social breakdown, in which he instead emphasised the role of the individual in tackling poverty and deprivation.
In a recent Observer article, Tony Blair wrote that as prime minister he had fallen into political rhetoric when he made a speech over the moral breakdown in Britain following the abduction and murder of toddler Jamie Bulger in 1993.
Invented in 1928 by a Bell Labs physicist named Homer Dudley, the Vocoder was a machine that "analyzed breakdowns of speech energy," spread these frequencies across ten channels, and reassembled them into an electronic impression of the human voice.
Which probably explains why many in the Arab and Muslim worlds put so much stock in President Obama's Cairo speech – after all, without a breakdown of the structures that help perpetuate conflict, hope is all you have left.
Duration (seconds) correct % Music 78028 97.8% Speech 42430 99.4% Table 5 Breakdown of identification rates for different musical genres.
We also describe masticatory robots developed for dental training, jaw simulation, food texture and breakdown analysis, and speech therapy with regard to muscle modelling, TMJ models, masticatory biomechanics and controls of actuation.
This syndrome is led by a progressive breakdown in language output with effortful non-fluent speech.
Unfortunately Jeremy has a bit of a breakdown while delivering Tiresias's speech from "Antigone".
In the first speech of his leadership campaign, he identified social breakdown, and support for the modern family, as a central challenge for the new politics.
