Sentence examples for speech understand from inspiring English sources

"If access to global intelligence and the ability to recognize you, recognize your speech, understand what you said, and provide you services in an authenticated way – if that is available, that's really transformative".

Muslim listeners to his speech understand that unless the President is willing to force Israel to choose between the settlements and continued US patronage, peace will remain impossible to achieve.

All of this evidence leads Koestenbaum to his initial diagnosis of Warhol: "Trauma was the motor of his life, and speech the first wound" - speech understood here as the medium of 'normal' intersubjectivity or reciprocity with the world.

"The physician who understands delayed speech understands child development," said Dr. James Coplan, a neurodevelopmental pediatrician in Rosemont, Pa., who created the Early Language Milestone Scale to measure children's language from birth to age 3. Guidelines by age can be found on the Web site of the American Speech-Language-Hearing Speech-Language-Hearing Speech-Language-Hearing Association

In the United States, the personhood status of corporations gives them, as interpreted by the Supreme Court, a right to free speech understood as a right to pour money into the political battle.

TensorFlow can identify what's in photos and videos, understand speech, read and understand written text (to some extent) and more.

"I certainly understand the American people's frustration with the fact that Hillary has not put out every single word of her speeches, understand that because of her statements and the huge amount of money she's earned that there's mistrust about her," she said.

It also suggests that the use of overt speech to understand inner speech and vice versa might result in misleading conclusions, both in imaging studies and clinical practice.

When Simon Russell Beale does a speech I understand every word of it, but if I did the same speech people would be going 'Huh? What?'" Nonsense: she'd be a terrific Lady Macbeth, ideally channelling the borderline deranged Sally Owen.

At a level too deep for speech, they understand each other well".

Then he asked the people of New Hampshire, where he was headed for a speech, to understand his disheveled appearance.