Sentence examples for viable voice from inspiring English sources
Mr. Stephenson added that Skype, the Internet-based phone service, was becoming a more viable voice service as data networks improved, which also poses a threat.
Despite all these achievements the society mystic remains best known as the man who patented the knitted toilet roll cover dolly, a tragedy as great as if Brand were to be remembered only as the bloke who never quite settled on a viable voice for an animated rabbit in Hop.
"There is a whole body of literature in traditional languages," he explains, "but the aboriginal voice will not be given the same accord unless someone who can be trusted by the so-called establishment we are trying to penetrate says it is a viable voice".
However, commercially viable voice recognition also has to be effective in natural environments like living rooms and automobiles where ambient noise exists in the same frequency band as the human voice.
She said she was the only viable voice of the nation in the face of Sarkozy and Hollande, who she described as the candidates of "globalisation, immigration and insecurity".
Comedians have been viable political voices – both as participants and commentators – for a quite a few years now in the US.
Even some senior White House officials are divided about whether a comprehensive bill is still viable and privately voice uncertainty about the outcome of the meeting.
Our experiments suggest that a cross-language application of a voice-to-phoneme conversion algorithm is a viable solution to voice-tag recognition for resource-poor languages and dialects.
Barthes also came to identify "life writing" – whereby life becomes the text of the work, à la Proust – as a viable way of voicing the intimate.
In our resistance to let go of canonical texts, we signal that it is long past the time when our old warhorses of aesthetic criticism should be put to rest--if for no other reason than to clear room for more viable and vital voices to take hold.
A pioneer of market and public opinion research, Crossley worked tirelessly to ensure public opinion's rise as a viable method to give voice to the people.
