Sentence examples for spoken output from inspiring English sources
All routes included an animated map, photographs and text boxes with optional spoken output.
Probabilities arise because of the ever-present problem of ambiguity: as mentioned above, several word sequences, such as "your lie cured mother" versus "you like your mother", can give rise to similar spoken output.
In the EMIME project, we developed a mobile device that performs personalized speech-to-speech translation such that a user's spoken input in one language is used to produce spoken output in another language, while continuing to sound like the user's voice.
Others speculate that in the case of speech generating devices, the model of spoken output leads to an increase in speech production.
When it becomes possible to decode conceptual information from EEG, a brain-computer interface system that transforms lexical concepts into a written or spoken output could become a reality.
Functionally, sensori motor interactions mediated by this dorsal pathway have been shown to modulate spoken output in healthy individuals (Wilson et al., 2006) and in patients with focal brain damage (Racette et al., 2006), perhaps by transforming, or failing to transform faithfully, stored templates for auditory objects (in particular, phonemes) into motor programmes.
The generation of the textual string for the graphical interface and the marked-up synthesis string for spoken outputs are controlled by a shared set of generation rules (Seneff & Polifroni, 2000b).
Generally speaking, outputs measure what was implemented and/or how many were served (e.g. how many trees were planted, how many solar panels were installed, how many people were trained, etc.).
Here and there in the treatise are glimpses of a secularly declining rate of profit; and Smith mentions as well the prospect that when the system eventually accumulates its "full complement of riches"—all the pin factories, so to speak, whose output could be absorbed economic decline would begin, ending in an impoverished stagnation.
Theoretically speaking, its output voltage will be much higher than the input voltage when the duty ratio approaches 1.
First: Speak about output, not about process.
