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Description of the book2 file
Sample of contents of book2 |
.NP can be varied from a (confidential) whisper to a¬ (loud) shout .NP requires very little energy .NP is not appreciably affected by weightlessness or¬ vibration. .LE However, these either derive from the three¬ advantages we have discussed above, or relate mainly to exotic applications in space modules¬ and divers' helmets. .pp Useful as it is at present, speech output would¬ be even more attractive if it could be coupled with speech input. In many ways,¬ speech input is its "big brother". Many of the benefits of speech output are even¬ more striking for speech input. Although people can assimilate information faster¬ through the eyes than the ears, the majority of us can generate information¬ faster with the mouth than with the hands. Rapid typing is a relatively¬ uncommon skill, and even high typing rates are much slower than speaking rates¬ (although whether we can originate ideas quickly enough to keep up with¬ fast speech is another matter!) To take full advantage of the telephone for¬ interaction with machines, machine |
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