It was a striking invocation of an earlier era's most resplendent verbal technology, the Odyssey itself, to justify a choice made in the age of Twitter.
In 2004, AT&T identified that while security and controls are developing for phones in non-verbal technologies (data entry via keys), that a means of developing security access via voice signals would be just as beneficial.
Most multimedia search engines today are dependent on the accuracy of text descriptions attached to each file, but new services are developing facial, shape, color and verbal recognition technologies to analyze the file itself.
This includes the sharing of their experiences with often innovative methods of data collection on vital events, such as the use of verbal autopsy or technologies; the national capacity strengthening related to generating vital statistics; and the assessment of completeness of an expanding national CRVS system within HDSS populations.
The guideline was implemented using a multidisciplinary team and multimodal strategy involving education, information technology, verbal and written reminders, and with frequent optimisation based on feedback from end users.
In order to compare visual perceptions with preconceptions, two evaluation methods, visual presentation (pictures produced by image-capture technology) and verbal questions were used.
They are endowed with animation, video, audio, and text-to-speech technologies, to convey verbal and nonverbal cues to users.
For more than a decade, women have accused Johnson, a leader in the world of political technology, of physical and verbal abuse.
When Mr. Bush raised the nuclear and missile technology issues with Mr. Putin last month, he got only unconvincing verbal reassurances that Russian scientists would not transfer dangerous technologies.
The production's noisy verbal and visual fragments amount to a technology-infatuated collection of refusals: a refusal of language, nuance, psychology, beauty, emotion, and, finally, sense.
That's especially true in Western cultures, where the loss of verbal storytelling and alienation brought about by technology has prompted us to look for meaning in old or esoteric practices – like astrology, tarot cards and even horse therapy.
