Sentence examples for systems speaking from inspiring English sources
We are mainly focused on voice conversion and emotional speech style transformation in the text-to-speech systems speaking in Czech and Slovak[22] for the voice communication systems with the human machine (computer) interface[23], or in the communication aids for handicapped people[24, 25].
In pre-colonial times, the Plateau was populated by a great variety of small ethnic groups living in hamlets with a complex clan organisation and ritual kingship systems speaking an assortment of 'Plateau' languages and a few Chadic languages related to Hausa.
The resolution of that issue involved dealing with many automated response systems, speaking with eight customer service agents for over four hours over the course of two days.
Therefore, the skin has a power plant of its own, with the capacity to produce locally all these factors related to other systems, speaking a common biochemical language and communicating via a complete bidirectional circuit involving shared ligands.
The high-powered, bass-heavy sound systems spoke to younger people in a way that the steel bands could not.
The superior usability of Mac systems speaks for itself.SHERMAN LANGLondon, CanadaAutomatic replySIR Your article on Knob Creek's machinegun shoot is a pathetic tilt at legitimate gun owners and collectors ("The guns of October", October 21st).
Already his concern in the Aufbau with different constructional systems speaks against it; moreover, philosophical scepticism never worried him).
The various manufacturers of digitization systems speak of the effectiveness and accuracy of their tools under optimal conditions, but actual experimentation with simple or complex objects and different materials yields results that on occasions refute the effectiveness of those systems.
Some blame the ingrained handicaps of India's caste system, speaking of a "Hindu rate of growth".
If the resident fails to take medication from a dispenser on time, the system — speaking aloud — reminds the patient and sends a text message to the caregiver.
In 2003, one of the pioneers of the system, speaking anonymously, told me that the project, by now called Capps II, was being designed to designate travellers as green, amber or red risks.
