But on this matter, we speak with a single voice.
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It's easy to ignore a single voice from a different perspective.
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So far, Unions have been unable to speak with a single voice.
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Every single voice within the House Democratic Caucus is an important one.
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No single voice has been a greater boon to that effort than Beck's.
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Finally, a single voice is left, singing "the sweet land" over and over.
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But when a single voice asserts itself, it resonates all the more clearly.
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"They seem to speak in a single voice," editor-in-chief Chris Stone said.
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The feature will enable Assistant to execute multiple tasks from a single voice command.
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Was it hard to wrangle all that in and give it a single voice?
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"There really is not a unified or single voice for the Palestinian people," Buttigieg said.
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" *Reporters burst into laughter in the background while a single voice cries out, "WHAT IS COVFEFE?
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Europe is still very far from speaking with a single voice on economic and political questions.
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But, as a result, those constantly shifting ranks, there was no single voice driving the band.
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The U.S., she added, hasn't had a single voice of authority on the subject in decades.
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But there was hardly a moment when a single voice stood outside the style of the band.
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You might start by creating "scenes," which send instructions to several devices with a single voice command.
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A single voice is complicated enough, but adding others—we were about fifteen singers—multiplies the complexities.
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Most choirs ignore such differences or try to smooth them over—to sound like a single voice.
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One challenge in every social justice movement is making sure it's not dominated by a single voice.
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It also supports Google Assistant Routines, allowing you to use a single voice command to complete multiple actions.
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They allow you to take several actions (toggling lights, changing the thermostat, etc.) with a single voice command.
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Another challenge is the political weakness of the most important single voice in the debate — President Donald Trump.
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We need to pass the mic and share the spotlight to make sure every single voice is heard.
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Mr. King said he was concerned that states like his own could become represented by a single voice.
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Speaking with a single voice for patients' rights and for social justice continuously will be far more effective.
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Sally Boynton Brown: I am not a politician We can't afford to lose one single voice in our democracy.
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Certainly, Nancy will have the largest single voice in it, (and) various committee chairs and rank-and-file members.
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I also worry anytime one person is called on to be the single voice for any group or generation.
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As with Workflow and IFTTT, it lets you execute complex tasks using a single voice command or button press.
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These divisions were designed for a good reason - to ensure the customer hears from Zenefits via a single voice.
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Those features didn't make much sense on a device that, while inherently communal, could only recognize a single voice.
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But beyond that they take pains to note they're not an authoritative industry voice—not even a single voice.
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I've got about enough energy for a single instrument accompanied by a single voice and I'm trying to be tenacious.
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It stands to reason that everyone who agrees on the need for decarbonization needs to speak in a single voice.
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Like all contested areas, this place is a crucible: any attempt to tell its history with a single voice is doomed.
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It's difficult to imagine a single voice being a greater salve for June's own hungry, terrified heart than that of Winfrey.
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Indeed, by closing down the single voice of the other you hand that entity a verified status as a persecuted individual.
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In other words, it's one big reason you can now order Alexa to play some tunes with a single voice command.
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The grizzly album feels like a classic country record—filled with old time storytelling from Wall's single voice above sparse instrumentation.
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When you have perfectly obedient media willing to speak with a single voice, you have the luxury of eliding such stories.
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With this update, it's also easier to messages from apps like Hangouts, Telegram, Viber and WhatsApp with a single voice command.
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Plus, you'll be able to give the device a single voice command to control multiple actions from multiple devices at once.
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And the broadcast of a single voice for a limited period falls well short of reopening the building to collective Muslim prayer.
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They did not want us, because we were not the station of the government, we did not participate in the single voice.
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We've already seen this whole messy, ugly, beautiful world through her eyes, and we already know the power a single voice can yield.
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"I've recognized that now, more than ever, the power of a single voice of support has an infinite ability to change," he said.
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You appoint a single voice, and then what that voice communicates is dictated by facts — the facts on the ground, science, public health.
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The irony is that the scale of any metropolis, and perhaps especially New York, is often most easily captured by a single voice.
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The lone single voice that can cut through our institutions is a constant trope in political fiction and in our post-Progressive political culture.
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In February, Google Assistant gained support for Routines, as well, which allow you to create custom workflows kicked off with a single voice command.
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Mike's entire timeline illustrates this tribal behavior perfectly with nary a single voice of dissent on hundreds of political posts espousing the same ideology.
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"Right now in the U.S. there is no single voice," Rouhani added following the end of his three-day visit to the Italian capital.
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The former taught me how powerful a single voice can be; the latter taught me how complex and how beautiful a play can be.
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Jackson confirmed the outreach last week, saying it is important for the government to speak with a single voice on such a serious issue.
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Until recently, the only hardware synth I owned was a relatively basic single voice synth that has remained slightly underused in my home studio.
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However, the charming, psych-ward romance really falls into place once Tuite's single voice insists, "You make sense to me," through her loudening mental clamor.
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But Life Bot's longer-term ambition is to learn from its users, then be able to kick-off personalized workflows with a single voice command.
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CNN included a single voice from the community—a trans person talking about a recent Gillette commercial—in its six segments on the Trump rollback.
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But the march on Saturday was also a reminder that the Labour leadership does not speak with a single voice when it comes to Brexit.
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There are also some protections built into our devices so that make it more difficult for them to be hijacked by a single voice request.
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It promises to simplify the process of ordering pizza or buying cinema tickets, allowing its users to perform such actions via a single voice-operated interface.
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Moscow (CNN)With another crisis looming on the Korean Peninsula, it's extraordinary how old rivals Russia and China are -- yet again -- speaking with a single voice.
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So when there's a conflict between the branches of government, the Court does have a strong impulse to speak with a single voice if it can.
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It is dominated by a single voice: Ms. Nixon's, reciting stanzas instead of voice-over narration and cracking impish, sometimes impious jokes with the marvelous Ms. Ehle.
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Europe still lacks a "common strategic culture" and member states are generally too divided to talk to their African neighbours, let alone China, with a single voice.
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Time's Lev Grossman blames our increasingly "multicultural, transcontinental, hyphenated identities and our globalized, displaced, deracinated lives" for why any consensus about a single voice now seems impossible.
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It is the interplay of the quartet that interests him: The music on "Daylight Ghosts" highlights the process of mutual creation, rather than any single voice, including his own.
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Small groups making creative music often call themselves collectives, but there's something particularly credible about this trio: The group's energy doesn't refract through the prism of any single voice.
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The single voice who didn't was Elon Musk, who envisioned a future in which, at very best, we become house cats to our computers — just pets, and a little scary!
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In my tests, I was able to get all the Saturday Night Live presidential debate parodies to play on my TV using just Google Home and a single voice command.
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A director might schedule to record with two different actors in the same day, but a single voice actor may only work for one, four-hour a session per day.
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But the first thing you've got to do is listen to the qualified experts and then have a unified, single voice and face communicating those experts' findings to the public.
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The NATO intelligence chief has solicited information from multiple countries and helped build the common picture that Mr. Stoltenberg said was critical in forging a single voice for the alliance.
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John is also able to do that through the use of a single voice, then three countertenors in tandem, then, by extension, out to the great size of the chorus.
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In my tests, I was able to get all the "Saturday Night Live" presidential debate parodies to play on my TV using just Google Home and a single voice command.
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What it means is that there's a new interest in the White House in speaking with a single voice — not just the voice of Trump, but the voice of Trumpism.
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"Editors in chief have made their opinions known from time to time, but the magazine has never spoken in an election with a single voice," the editors wrote in their endorsement.
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The approach remains quiet, thoughtful—"Needed," the pocket autobiography of a horny youth turned corny man that's the best song Fulks ever wrote, travels on a single voice and two guitars.
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Relying on multiple narrators to tell a tale (as Ms. Jordan does) is a common enough novelistic technique, but movies sometimes sag under the weight of even a single voice-over.
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Navigating these rules is difficult at the best of times, but becomes impossible when the controlling agencies fail to speak with a single voice or act consistently within a single statute.
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Here the storm is internal, and within a minute or two it fades, across an expanse of sustained chords, into near-silence, with a single voice emitting isolated, high-pitched peeps.
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Screenshot: AppleApple also revealed new features coming to Siri in the forthcoming iOS 12, including customizable shortcuts that can be triggered to complete a series of actions with a single voice command.
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A reliance on confessional monologue — in essence, the posture of the therapist's couch — worked beautifully in the earlier novels, inscribing their concern with solipsism in the sealed universe of a single voice.
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The African Continental Free Trade Area agreement, which needs ratification by just three more countries to enter into force, could be a big plus, giving the continent a single voice in some negotiations.
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Parliament President Antonio Tajani, who is Italian, urged EU countries to speak with a single voice on the renewed crisis in Libya, where rival forces are fighting for control of the capital Tripoli.
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When the first version was released in early 2017, it was capable of assembling short sentences that sounded quite realistic, but it required hours of recordings and could only process a single voice.
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For many Palestinians, a main priority now is to unify rival factions within their movement and to try to move forward with a single voice in any future talks over final status issues.
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"We need to be able to speak with a single voice, to say to the EU, to which we pay many billions of euros every year, that for us Italians come first," Borghi said.
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Police leaders here have declined almost all interview requests, have skipped the cable-news circuit and have emphasized that they would speak with a single voice to ensure that only accurate information was released.
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Ms. Knight's task is to try to harmonize a cacophony of competing interests so that the White House can speak with a single voice in what is sure to be a prolonged legislative fight.
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SO THE IDEA IS THAT MOST OF THE INDUSTRY SPEAKS WITH A SINGLE VOICE SO WE JUST NEED TO GET OUR IDEAS ON THE TABLE ABOUT THINGS WE CAN DO TO HELP THE REAL ECONOMY GROW.
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He recalled in an interview with state television that Chávez's cell was at the end of a long hallway, and that as he approached he heard a single voice: that of the comandante , talking and laughing.
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As a result, Spence said, Sonos customers must choose a single voice assistant on their devices through an app (he said Amazon, which lets Sonos users access Alexa, did not place similar restrictions on that feature).
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Nima Mesgarani, from Columbia University's Mortimer B. Zuckerman Mind Brain Behavior Institute, is working on designing a new type of microphone that uses a combination of modern technologies to boost the sounds of just a single voice.
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Zooming out further, Amazon's Echo powered by Alexa has positioned itself as the device that can bring the disparate smart home ecosystem under a single voice interface, alongside competitors Apple (Siri) and Google (Google Home), of course.
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"At a time when the European Union is organizing itself to speak with a single voice, cooperation with the United States and its actors is essential to promoting a new digital world," O said in a statement.
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Auvray has shown that a single vOICe user may have a range of experiences, depending on the task at hand: the process of identifying an object often feels auditory, while that of figuring out where it is feels visual.
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Wanderlust was written by the playwright Nick Payne (he wrote Constellations, which was on Broadway in 2015), and its tone benefits from a single voice: The show certainly has funny moments, but it strives for realism most of the time.
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LISBON (Reuters) - German luxury car maker Daimler is set to combine a range of digital customer support experiments into a single voice-activated app that is available whether users are driving their cars, sitting at home or on the go.
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To support each other "All of these women are coming together in solidarity with each other, to support each other, and to make sure that every single voice is amplified, protected and advanced in the United States of America," US Rep.
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For the Palestinian leadership, it held out the prospect of negotiating with Israel with a single voice, even as it forced the divided territory's most radical militants to make painful concessions that acknowledged their own failure to advance their cause.
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The single voice vote for the two nominees marked a stark contrast from Monday's 11-10 vote by the Senate Foreign Relations committee to advance the nomination of former Exxon Chief Executive Officer Rex Tillerson to be secretary of state.
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" Featuring Issa Rae as the single voice in the film, producers included Jordan Peele ("Get Out", "Us"), Yara and Keri Shahidi, Gabrielle Union-Wade, Dwayne Wade Jr., Gabourey Sidibe, Peter Ramsey ("Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse") and Frank Abney (""Toy Story 4").
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The film is incredibly disturbing; it bends reality and refuses to sanitize the experiences of slaves and former slaves, and to this end Rachel Portman's bleak, often minimal score enhances the sense of desperate tragedy via use of a single voice, or flute.
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"The time has come to discuss this question... It's important that the socialist party speaks with a single voice," Sanchez told a news conference after the Socialists had their worst showing ever in regional ballots in the Basque Country and Galicia at the week-end.
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This $400 "remote of the future" uses machine vision to operate all the gadgets plugged into your TV (and the TV itself) by automatically doing the grunt work of switching inputs, opening the right episode, and hitting play — all with a single voice command.
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"We need to be able to speak with a single voice, to say to the EU, to which we pay many billions of euros every year, that for us Italians come first," the League's economics chief Claudio Borghi said, echoing U.S. President Donald Trump's rallying cry "America First".
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Relying on a single voice from a single perspective – like ICER's, which tries to assess the value of new-to-market medicines based on limited clinical data and incomplete (or nonexistent) pricing data – will not provide the answers to the serious questions that make value assessment an important tool.
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But as the conversations continue, the movie is rapidly overtaken by weirdness, because apart from Michael, every single face has the same basic characteristics, and every single voice — whether it belongs to a man or a woman, to someone he knows or someone he doesn't — sounds exactly the same.
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It was heard again and again at García's long, emotionally exhausting three-day funeral: a chant, a call-and-response, in which the first half of the sentence is offered by a single voice, while the second half—the negation of death itself—is meant to be shouted by a multitude.
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Too long has the West ignored its debt to Africa, because the problem has always been discussed with nation-states — which are endowed with a sovereignty that ultimately divides and weakens them and which profits Western entrepreneurs more than African peoples — rather than with regions or the entire continent speaking with a single voice.
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