How to pronounce “auditor” in English

Auditorium. It was the 20th anniversary of "E.T." And this was John Williams conducting an orchestra, end to end, nonstop, with all of the music resurrected

auditory part of the brain.

Auditorium -- the whole place is packed. John Hennessy, the president of Stanford,

The auditor's reports may not be reliable, as the financial operations are very complex and there's a lot of leeway.

but auditory stimulation is incredibly important.

Primary auditory cortex is responsible for hearing the sounds that then are interpreted in terms of words.

enormous auditory bulla. So that's basically it.

The auditory nerve has 30,000 neurons in it on each side.

from a lot of Auditors to know how he behaves and what kind of wages he pays to the women picker and

We have a big auditorium here, and still it was-- I never saw it-- I used to be the director of this center,

But from the auditory domain, visual domain, et cetera, this is coming into our very, very complex brains,

We have kind of auditors coming in.

from the auditorium side, where accompanying what became the Department of Islamic Art, a new critical wing which was opened in the Louvre-- it's

Y el auditorio de expertos de inteligencia artificial se echó la carcajada y se rió.

a child in that auditorium.

Some people think in auditory.

I'm in the auditorium.

or in their school auditorium.

It stimulates the auditory nerve and causes the perception of sound.

hearing and auditory signals later in life.

and and auditorally you can show this with uh we've done experiments where we've also um had different narrations

assembly in the auditorium to show me you know what how much they've raised and they have like this big check you

I have a verbatim auditory memory.

I walked into the auditorium and took a seat.

It is an auditory sex toy.

In terms of auditory sensitivity, sensitivity to touch, which is known as tactile defensiveness.

And the auditorium holds 290 people.

You can imagine auditory feedback.

it has pacified the auditors if when they come in, we show them exactly how we log, how the code gets in,

That's the auditory bullae.

She was an extreme auditory thinker.

And with tremendous auditory detail.

to our auditorium. We're having a pep rally that will have a very interesting ending." And at the end of the pep rally, the rotund, the principal with a big belly waddled onto

teams and third party auditors are separate from traders or how in the case of a film you might have separate screenwriters, directors, and editors.

In the case of Enron's auditor, this big auditor, Arthur Andersen, one of the most famous auditors, was a runaway audit.

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things she's a a regular um auditor uh of the federal government and testifier

But a patient would come into an auditorium, and a group of doctors would watch, and someone would present that person's story.

The frequency is actually in the human auditory range, that the shape of space could squeeze and stretch your eardrum, even in vacuum,

Y'all ever heard of the Ryman Auditorium?

So instead of having to have auditors come in and pull data from all these different points and reconcile them, you can directly audit the blockchain itself.

And it was in the auditorium, so there were these rows of chairs.

so you can present either auditory signals or visual signals to one side or the other, and then you can make tests to see,

That-- it echoed in the auditorium.

My father went back into the auditorium, and took my mother out by the arm.

So right here in this auditorium, we're going to have a local kids talent show.

They send messages to the auditory nerve that get into your brain, so you understand the words that are coming out of my mouth.

So if you don't get auditory information when you're very young, you just don't learn how to hear.

And people are sitting in the auditorium, like here, facing the stage, but the stage is very, very big.