Please note that the prediction error e(n)=s(n)−s +(n) (also called innovation, e. g., [7]) is orthogonal to the previous speech samples and, therefore, also to the previous observations (e. g., [7,27]).
This is becoming increasingly necessary, as pointed out, for example, by Mr Sógor in the previous speech.
Read any books the speaker may have written, or watch footage of some of the speaker's previous speeches in order to get a good idea of what the speaker is all about.
HuffPollster: "The network's poll found that 76percentt of Americans who watched the speech viewed it somewhat or very positively, in line with reactions to his previous speeches, although the percentage with "very positive" views declined.
The network's poll found that 76percentt of Americans who watched the speech viewed it somewhat or very positively, in line with reactions to his previous speeches, although the percentage with "very positive" views declined.
According to David E. Sanger's new analysis, how was President Bush's tone "noticeably different" in his January 31 , 2006 State of the Union address than in previous speeches?
The address summed up the themes that Mr. Bush had set out in three previous speeches on Iraq and terrorism over the past several weeks.
Showing the love: Many of the high notes the president hits in his statements to the Israeli public will be repeats of his previous speeches in vennues like Cairo and the United Nations.
This address lacked the soaring ambitions of Mr. Bush's previous speeches, though it had its rhetorical flourishes.
The prime minister drew on citations from Rouhani's past writings and excerpts from his previous speeches that contradicted the Iranian leader's current position.
