E-learning - Composite Demo
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Vocal Characteristics
Language
EnglishVoice Age
Middle Aged (35-54)Transcript
Note: Transcripts are generated using speech recognition software and may contain errors.
(1) Now that you've familiarized yourself with the location and function of the controls of your Stihl blower, next you'll want to . . . channel your inner father in law, and triple check to make sure fuel and oil caps are tight, remembering to always start gas powered equipment a minimum distance of ten feet away from fuel, oil, or other combustibles. Speaking of distances, be careful to stay fifty feet away from people and pets when using your blower because . . . stripping your in-laws is precious poodle of all its hair . . . is going to make for some awkward family dinners. (2) Extracellular vesicles are biologically derived nanocarriers, important for intercellular communication and transportation. The combination of heavy water Raman spectroscopy imaging and bio molecules provides an opportunity to study the production and uptake of extracellular vesicles in various normal and dysfunctional states. (3) Electrical engineering is a diversified and challenging profession. Electrical engineers utilize their knowledge of devices and systems design in a multitude of areas including electronic circuits and devices; energy conversion and distribution, including novel energy sources like solar, tidal, and wind control systems and robotics; electro optics ,such as lasers and sensors ;and micro electronics - what we commonly refer to as computer chips. (4) Lisa, I understand you asked Sal about the amount of sick time he took at his previous job during his interview. Is that correct? Yeah, Tom worked with him at his last job and said he was out a lot, so I thought I should follow up and make sure he's reliable. In the future, please refrain from any inquiries into an applicant's history of calling in sick. Asking about absences because of illness or injury before extending an offer of employment runs afoul of the Americans with Disabilities Act. (5) Alison just can't find her doll, Molly's, favorite dress. Is it in Alison's closet? Let's see. No, it's not in the closet. Is it in Alison's toy box? No, it's not in the toy box either. Molly REALLY wants to wear that dress today. Can you click on where you think Molly's dress is?