Sentence examples for tasks to speak from inspiring English sources

It allows users to create A.I.-powered workflows to automate tasks, to speak with Siri more naturally with commands they invent, and to allow apps to make suggestions instead sending interruptive notifications.

But a second major wave of investigative activity resulted from the other major remaining task: to speak with every person who crossed Mr. Loughner's path, each of whom seemed to suggest several other leads to run down — a ballooning effort to make sure investigators did not miss anything important.

Both positions were created after Gov. Jerry Brown signed Atkins' bill last year to expand the air board's membership by two spots, with both new members tasked to speak on behalf of disadvantaged communities.

"When they get us in the eighth inning, they give our bullpen smaller tasks, so to speak," Manuel said.

The task was to speak about any topic freely for around ten minutes.

The task was to speak up about overt oppression and discrimination as an ally.

As noted elsewhere [35], an exhaustive pairwise peak comparison to find regular mass differences is a time-consuming task, not to speak of computing all possible series of such mass differences.

Perhaps the more difficult but no less necessary task is to speak for those who have been designated as our enemies.

"One must welcome this global innovation and outside-the-box thinking," Energy Minister Yuval Steinitz, tasked by Netanyahu to speak out on the Iranian nuclear issue, said in a sarcastic reference to the AP report.

To the extent that frequency effects are linked to lexical processing (semantic and/or phonological), the earlier onsets of frequency effects in naming were interpreted as reflecting top-down influences that result in the pre-activation of the neural network implicated in naming and ultimately faster neuronal responses in tasks with explicit intention to speak (Strijikers et al. 2011).

He has been tasked by the CEO to speak to foreign press, a job that he does not relish but does with aplomb.