And I think Liz is ably representing the next wave of voices".
— Sam Borden (@SamBorden) 5 Mar 13 Others picked up on the growing wave of voices claiming that Nani should not have been sent off because he had not intended to injure Arbeloa, and in fact had not done so at all.
Now, a wave of voices around the world would like a new Big Bang to sweep away the Bretton Woods template and the era of Anglo-American dominance it ushered in.
He never mentioned the source of the jokes, but after Mr. Gore's routine was reprinted and rebroadcast by several news outlets, a wave of voices washed up on the Internet to give credit to the authors, who turned out not to be from Mr. Gore's speech-writing shop, as one might have supposed, but ordinary folk who contributed to an online humor site (www.topfive.com).com
The big potential, of course, is if Apple opens up Siri to outside developers, which could create a new wave of voice-enabled apps and give Apple an edge over Android and other mobile platforms.
Starting off with the Amazon Echo, Amazon essentially began a wave of voice-powered home assistants with an increasing number of use cases, with playing music as a good entry point.
While we still do get a lot of our information from reading words published on paper or the web, the number of screens has exploded, and they are now accompanied by a whole new wave of voice-based interfaces on devices like the Amazon Echo, the Google Home or the HomePod from Apple, and visual and gesture-based interfaces by way of virtual reality hardware.
A woman who has control over the tone, the inflection and the colors, can float you on the oscillations, on the waves of her voice.
Scale is key to the Wilsons' work and with this piece the viewer is immersed in a darkened room, surrounded by images of factory floors and washed over by waves of dislocated voices.
And then it came, in a roar like a wave, thousands of voices raised in the unknowable language of heaven.
