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FAQ Product Zenfone 11 Ultra [Phone] How do I use AI Call Translation? 1. Open the Settings app on your phone.2. Tap Network & Internet > Call > AI Call Translation.3. Tap the switch button to turn on the AI Call Translation feature.4. After agreeing to permissions and downloading language models, you will enter the language settings screen.5. Tap the download icon to download language packs.6. Select the languages that both parties want to translate.7. Tap AI Call Translation during a call to use the feature.*Please note: The AI Call Translator feature and call recording function cannot be activated simultaneously during a call. Was this information helpful? Yes No Above information might be partly or entirely quoted from exterior websites or sources. please refer to the information based on the source that we noted. Please directly contact or inquire the sources if there is any further question and note that ASUS is neither relevant nor responsible for its content/serviceThis information may not suitable for all the products from the same category/series. Some of the screen shots and operations could be different from the software versions.ASUS provides the above information for reference only. If you have any questions about the content, please contact the above product vendor directly. Please note that ASUS is not responsible for the content or service provided by the above product vendor.Brand and product names mentioned are trademarks of their respective companies.

Or handwritten documents from Ecuador, Colombia, Spain or Honduras. If something is not correct, we will update quickly. We provide actual customer service by phone, which is never answered by service. You can always talk to a translator. Why You Can Trust Dan Hickman and Southeast Spanish’s Birth Certificate Translation Process: It’s very simple, when you call around to translate a Spanish birth certificate to English, a lot of birth certificate translation services will brag about translating many, many languages, which really means they sub out or outsource the process to actual translators as they don’t have hundreds of translators. Dan Hickman, a former tenured college professor of Spanish, and his small team, complete all translations personally. Each translation is signed in ink, stamped/sealed in ink and then scanned, emailed and shipped back to you. We don’t use third party services, we answer all calls personally, and we stand behind all work. For example we see handwritten birth certificates every day, and once they are ready, we will send by email and ask for review. If any word/name/date needs to be updated, we will do right away, no issues. Every translation is 100% guaranteed. Dan Hickman, Ph.D., Simplifying the USCIS Birth Certificate Translation Process since 2007. Call, email or text for a Quote for Translation Dan Hickman, Ph.D., Certified, Professional Translator (877) 374-0095 (office) | info@sespanish.com BrandSES Inc. Documents translated by Southeast Spanish Inc. or SES, Inc.You may also like… Notary Service, 3rd Party Notarization of Translation $9.00 Add to cart

Possible for your specific domain or industry.AutoML TranslationAutoML Translation enables you to create custom translation models tailored to your specific domain or use case, no coding required. It utilizes machine learning to analyze your provided translated text pairs and develop a model that can translate new content in the same domain with a higher degree of accuracy than the standard Google pre-trained model. It seamlessly integrates with Cloud Translation API and Translation Hub service for a smooth workflow orchestration.Media file translation, subtitling and voice-over solutionsFor a simple translated transcript of a video or audio, Speech-to-text API transcribes your video or audio with high accuracy into a text file that can be translated by the Translation API into different languages.To subtitle your videos after transcription and translation, use Transcoder API to add subtitles.To voice-over your videos in different languages, transcribe and translate, then use Cloud Text-to-speech API to synthesize custom, lifelike speech in 380+ voices across 50+ languages.Multilingual contact center solution for global marketsCombining Contact Center AI (CCAI) and Translation API allows you to assist a customer interaction happening in two different languages seamlessly across phone and chat, all in real-time. CCAI helps break language barriers by natively supporting both customer sentiment and call driver analysis, across many different languages. These analyses can be fed back to agents, in their preferred language, for better call outcomes and customer experience.Data privacy and securityGoogle Cloud has industry-leading capabilities that give you—our customers—control over your data and provide visibility into when and how your data is accessed.As a Google Cloud customer, you own your customer data. We implement stringent security measures to safeguard your customer data and provide you with tools and features to control it on your terms. Customer data is your data, not Google’s. We only process your data according to your

I am. Where are you? Come over here!”The wild turkey assembly call is a long series of hen yelps. Think of it as regular yelps on steroids. Generally, these are among the loudest yelps heard in the turkey woods. This call is primarily used by hens to bring turkeys back together, locate lost flock members, and more. It’s especially common among boss hens calling their young, or subdominant hens, back together. Likely translation: “Everyone, come back here right now!”The cluck is most often a single note. Sometimes, it becomes a series of short notes. This turkey sound is emitted in moderate volume and can be heard from about 80 to 100 yards away. Usually, this soft social vocalization is emitted by hens that are feeding and communicating with nearby birds. It’s a social call that acknowledges approaching turkeys. Likely translation: “What’s up! How you been? All good here.”The cluck and purr create a combination call. It combines clucking and purring into the same series of turkey talk. This is a common social contact call. It also signals contentment and safety. This reassures other turkeys that all is well. Likely translation: “Everything is swell here. The coast is clear, and the grub is good!”Cutting is a series of aggressive clucks. These are short but loud notes. Oftentimes, these are emitted as a fast-paced series of three, or more notes. Sometimes, yelps cap off the back end of cutting. Hens that emit this turkey sound are excited. They are actively reaching out

Skip to main content This browser is no longer supported. Upgrade to Microsoft Edge to take advantage of the latest features, security updates, and technical support. Graphics Containers Article01/07/2021 In this article -->Graphics state — clipping region, transformations, and quality settings — is stored in a Graphics object. Windows GDI+ allows you to temporarily replace or augment part of the state in a Graphics object by using a container. You start a container by calling the Graphics::BeginContainer method of a Graphics object, and you end a container by calling the Graphics::EndContainer method. In between Graphics::BeginContainer and Graphics::EndContainer, any state changes you make to the Graphics object belong to the container and do not overwrite the existing state of the Graphics object.The following example creates a container within a Graphics object. The world transformation of the Graphics object is a translation 200 units to the right, and the world transformation of the container is a translation 100 units down.myGraphics.TranslateTransform(200.0f, 0.0f);myGraphicsContainer = myGraphics.BeginContainer(); myGraphics.TranslateTransform(0.0f, 100.0f); myGraphics.DrawRectangle(&myPen, 0, 0, 50, 50);myGraphics.EndContainer(myGraphicsContainer);myGraphics.DrawRectangle(&myPen, 0, 0, 50, 50);Note that in the previous example, the statement myGraphics.DrawRectangle(&myPen, 0, 0, 50, 50) made in between the calls to Graphics::BeginContainer and Graphics::EndContainer produces a different rectangle than the same statement made after the call to Graphics::EndContainer. Only the horizontal translation applies to the DrawRectangle call made outside of the container. Both transformations — the horizontal translation of 200 units and the vertical translation of 100 units — apply to the Graphics::DrawRectangle call made inside the container. The following illustration shows the two rectangles.Containers can be nested within containers. The following example creates a container within a Graphics object and another container within the first container. The world transformation of the Graphics object is a translation 100 units in the x direction and 80 units in the y direction. The world transformation of the first container is a 30-degree rotation. The world transformation of the second container is a scaling by a factor of 2 in the x direction. A call to the Graphics::DrawEllipse method is made inside the second container.myGraphics.TranslateTransform(100.0f, 80.0f, MatrixOrderAppend);container1 = myGraphics.BeginContainer(); myGraphics.RotateTransform(30.0f, MatrixOrderAppend); container2 = myGraphics.BeginContainer(); myGraphics.ScaleTransform(2.0f, 1.0f); myGraphics.DrawEllipse(&myPen, -30, -20, 60, 40); myGraphics.EndContainer(container2);myGraphics.EndContainer(container1);The following illustration shows the ellipse.Note that all three transformations apply to the Graphics::DrawEllipse call made in the second (innermost) container. Also note the order of the transformations: first scale, then rotate, then translate. The innermost transformation is applied first, and the outermost transformation is applied last.Any property of a Graphics object can be set inside a container (in between calls to Graphics::BeginContainer and Graphics::EndContainer). For example, a clipping region can be set inside a container. Any drawing done inside the container will be restricted to the clipping region of that container and

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