Sentence examples for virtual voice from inspiring English sources

Amazon's virtual voice assistant Alexa can go virtually anywhere thanks to Amazon's Gadgets API, but her next destination is still kind of surprising: It'll (sort of) end up in Big Mouth Billy Bass, the animatronic talking fish that you may have seen adorning the walls of the homes of people you don't like.

Match your public voice with your virtual voice so that there are no surprises when you turn up to speak.

The virtual voice was higher pitched than the woman's, but this didn't stop her from reporting, in a subsequent questionnaire, that she believed it to be her own.

That architecture breaks through the explicit subject of the films as a second level of artistic creation, a virtual voice of pure form — a visual interior monologue — that accompanies the action while standing apart from it.

That architecture breaks through the explicit subject of the films as a second level of artistic creation, a virtual voice of pure form a visual interior monologue that accompanies the action while standing apart from it.

Truffaut taught himself, with great effort and great difficulty, to film with a second voice, to become exactly the kind of director that he admired and that Hitchcock exemplified: he placed his first-person confessional voice, and even his actual speaking voice, into conflict with the virtual voice of subtext and symbol.

By acting quickly when customers complain — even at the oddest hours — the team has proved that its service is not aimed solely at users with the loudest virtual voices.

It's a virtual voice-powered assistant that can change feet to yards, offer you stock quotes, and answer life's most difficult questions.

And Ford's in-car Alexa integration with SYNC 3 is a genius move, and one that could help the automaker get an early lead when it comes to anticipating the next wave of in-car experiences, which are very likely to focus on virtual, voice-powered assistants.

The Summly acquisition attracted a lot of attention, in part because it was helmed by 17-year old Nick D'Aloisio, and because part of its technology was based on a licensing arrangement with SRI, the same company that originally spawned Siri, Apple's virtual voice-powered assistant software.

For Amazon, the family of Echos it's busily building out (Echo, Echo Dot, Echo Look, Echo Show… ) means all the more virtual, voice-enabled ecommerce touchpoints — so more opportunities to reach new users and get existing users to buy and subscribe to more of its services.