Sentence examples for speech equipment from inspiring English sources

Everyone at my table said it "Ka-THOOL-oo," though one of Lovecraft's letters says it "may be taken as something like 'Khlûl'-hloo,' " noting that the "name of the hellish entity was invented by beings whose vocal organs were not like man's, hence it has no relation to the human speech equipment".

Cthulhu is pronounced 'khlul-loo' (because we've all wondered at some point) In a 1934 letter to amateur writer Duane W Rimel, Lovecraft explained how to pronounce the name of his alien creation: The name of the hellish entity was invented by beings whose vocal organs were not like man's, hence it has no relation to the human speech equipment.

Parental perceptions of the changeover were assessed by use of a questionnaire designed for the study, covering eight categories including such issues as response to speech, equipment handling, ease of use, troubleshooting, comfort and length of daily use.

The glasses go along with a jacket that is fitted with computing, sensing and speech recognition equipment.

Dr. Gregory runs samples of speech through equipment that performs a kind of wave analysis known as fast Fourier transform analysis, which detects patterns in waves.

The deal comes on the heels of L&H's $938 million buyout earlier this month of Dictaphone, the company that pioneered speech-recording equipment.

But speeding up speech on analog equipment like cassette decks traditionally led to the dreaded chipmunk effect, making long-term listening untenable.

He made his maiden speech on army equipment and later on in life became involved in the preservation of warships, to which he devoted much time and about which he also published books.

A new study with a language-trained chimp suggests that when it comes to understanding speech, the basic equipment might already have been present in our apelike ancestors.

ALS, she points out, is a "costly and devastating disease", and the ALS Association helps not just by funding research, but by providing medical equipment and speech devices, or loans to acquire them, when they aren't covered by insurance.

How the first fully digital mixing console for music and film got a bad press in the US when an engineer using one at CNN inadvertently broadcast the sound of two miked-up female reporters having "a very intensive sex talk" in a lavatory, instead of a George W Bush speech, and blamed the equipment.