Sentence examples for superior speaker from inspiring English sources
Mr. DeLay's nominal superior, Speaker J. Dennis Hastert of Illinois, would plainly prefer to compromise with Mr. Clinton.
The second standout T415 feature is its superior speaker circuitry, which can play back MIDI music files and standard digitized (WAV) sound files from the Internet.
Apple is marketing the Homepod as a superior speaker with the hope that the people who buy their brand are as short-sighted about what AI can do for you as Apple was when they launched Siri seven years ago.
It's a fine phone, but it has to compete with the deeply satisfying beauty (and superior speakers) of the HTC One, the seething power (and superior screen) of the Galaxy S4, and the infinite app-and-accessory ecosystem (and superior voice control) of the iPhone.
Speaking of injury woes, the news that Durant, the reigning league MVP and superior public speaker, will miss up to eight weeks (which translates to 19 games) with a fracture in his foot is a devastating blow to an Oklahoma City team yearning to get back to the finals.
The assumption that the "native-speaker" is superior to the "non-native" speaker in feedback provision is not supported by evidence.
The point of such stories is to underline the superior taste of the speaker.
But they do claim that their levitating speaker offers superior sound because it separates the tweeter (the floating part) from the subwoofer (the base) and the design offers 360-degree sound.
BifrösTec says the price can be justified through the unique design of the speakers, the superior sound quality and the expensive material they're made of (Kagami crystal glass).
SPHMMs have demonstrated to be superior models over HMMs for speaker recognition in each of the shouted [10, 11] and emotional talking environments [14].
Subordinate females who had just brawled with their superior looked up toward the speaker faster and were more likely to leave the area than the groomers were, the researchers report online 18 January in Animal Behaviour.
