switchboard znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady switchboard

• The switchboard is in a self-contained space (borrowing light from the street), to provide some acoustic privacy, as is the photocopy room.

• In overlap with the answerer's acknowledgement (line 3), the caller proceeds to launch a switchboard request (line 4).

• No-one operating the switchboard knows the origin of the melody or its original words.

• Pavlov likened conditional reflexes to flexible temporary connections between telephone users through a switchboard.

• Switchboard corpus also resulted in a reasonable performance, but the problem is that it resulted in a very big language model, slowing down the recognition.

• There is an inadequate lighting system and switchboard, insufficient wing space on stage, insufficient rehearsal rooms, and storage space for only two or three productions.

• If that proposal were implemented, there would be an immediate impact on the staffing of switchboards by telephone operators.

• The telephone switchboard is manned on a 24-hour basis and embassy staff are always available on call.