A ski-patrol desk records radio calls and needs searchable text logs. A trail kiosk will later read short hazard alerts aloud from written scripts. Which pairing names the two speech jobs correctly?
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Short Explanation
Think of two opposite translators. Radio calls to searchable logs is ear-to-page (speech recognition). The kiosk reading a written alert aloud is page-to-ear (speech synthesis). Mentioning audio or a kiosk does not smash those two directions together.
Full Explanation
Speech recognition converts audio into text, which is the radio-to-log job. Speech synthesis converts text into audio, which is the kiosk reading written alerts aloud. Mentioning audio or a kiosk does not collapse the two directions. Machine translation changes language, and these jobs stay in the same language while changing between speech and text.