Sentence examples for toll quality from inspiring English sources

To reach most homes while keeping costs down, the company decided to transmit the midrange of most peoples' voices, or what it called "toll quality voice".

Also shown in this figure is the detailed behavior at the time the changeover was made, and the green line shows the ITU G114 300 millisecond threshold for RTT under which toll quality voice is possible.

Traditional approaches to speech coding based on source-filter model have become very successful in commercial applications for toll quality conversational services.

In such a context, it is obvious to differentiate between intermediate and overall rating factors, denoted, respectively, hereafter as RI and R, that vary between 0 (Poor Quality) and 100 (Toll Quality).

The Soma consumer service will offer not only a broadband Internet link, which at a peak rate of 12 mbps will be more capacious than the Net connections most American businesses have today, but four "toll quality" Internet telephone lines as well.

But other basic elements of providing a toll-quality voice system needed to be put in place.

Other costs, such as lost wages or the toll on quality of life following a gunshot injury, are harder to measure, she said.

So even if anxiety doesn't affect the progress of the disease, it takes a substantial toll on quality of life.

This is one more reason to treat employees of an operation that's being phased out with respect; you don't want disintegrating morale to take a toll on quality.

Both teams had won their Easter fixtures but a third game in eight days inevitably took its toll on quality and intensity in a contest between first and fifth.

While everyone sees the toll poor quality processed foods are taking on our children's health, the political reality of large food companies' insistence that their food be available to kids all the time is the foundation of your battle for your child's health.