Sentence examples for true speech from inspiring English sources

But experts say true speech recognition is still several years away.

True, speech recognition is still imperfect; according to the software, one irate caller informed me that I was "fall issue yet".

A handful are not true speech recognition because they simply capture voice and pass it along, as in Web and e-mail applications.

Namely, the cost function relies on both the true speech X under H i and the estimated speech ( widehat{X} ) under decision η j.

True speech requires two things, says Cordemoy: "the formation of the voice, which can only come from the body, and the signification or idea that is joined with it, which can only come from the soul" (1968, 198).

Using the resulting DFT coefficients, we calculated the true speech power (sigma _{S,ell }^{2}(k) = E left { |S_{ell } k)|^{2} right }) and the true noise power (sigma _{D,ell }^{2}(k) = E left { |D_{ell } k)|^{2} right }).

It was true: the speech was trite and, but for a few personal touches, generic.

"I am so overjoyed to be in an arena where I can expand my format, where it's uncensored, where they reward true free speech," she said.

"The Way We Were," directed by Redford's longtime friend and associate Sydney Pollack, is a rumination on the injustice of the Hollywood blacklist: "The questionable nature of true free speech was a provocative notion, and I attached to that".

That a message "is permitted by the government does not mean it is the government's voice," he continued, adding that true government speech "should be funded from general revenue, not from special assessments on targeted groups".

True, the speech's apparent lack of artifice was itself a form of artifice, and its claims to embody a new unspun authenticity were corroded by a controversy about parts of the text that were written some years ago.