1. A method for electronically recognizing and processing speech comprising: creating a first set of grammar rules; loading the first set of grammar rules into a speech recognizer; receiving a first transmitted audio stream containing a first utterance of speech to be recognized; running a language script in the speech recognizer; comparing language in the first transmitted audio stream to language in the first set of grammar rules to determine whether the language in the first transmitted audio stream matches language in the first set of grammar rules; producing a textual representation of the language of the first transmitted audio stream, using language of one of the grammar rules of the first set of grammar rules, to create consumable data when a match between the language of the first transmitted audio stream and the language of one of the first set of grammar rules is found; transmitting the consumable data to a processor; determining which grammar rule has language that most likely matches the language of the first transmitted audio stream, when multiple possible matches are found; producing a textual representation of the language of the first transmitted audio stream using language of a best matched grammar rule of the first set of grammar rules to create consumable data; transmitting the consumable data to the processor; creating a subsequent set of grammar rules when no match is found between the language of the first transmitted audio stream and the language of the first set of grammar rules; repeating the loading, comparing and determining steps with language of the subsequent set of grammar rules and language of the first transmitted audio stream until a match is found; producing a textual representation of the language of the first transmitted audio stream using language of a best matched grammar rule of the subsequent set of grammar rules, to create consumable data; transmitting the consumable data to the processor; and creating a separate set of grammar rules to recognize and process a second transmitted audio stream containing a second utterance separate and distinct from the first utterance in the first audio stream where the separate set of grammar rules is based on the consumable data transmitted from the first transmitted audio stream and repeating the recognizing and processing speech steps, whereby, results of a current recognition event impacts future recognition events by producing consumable data from the loaded set of grammar rules to determine the next appropriate set of rules.
1. A method for electronically recognizing and processing speech comprising: creating a first set of grammar rules; loading the first set of grammar rules into a speech recognizer; receiving a first transmitted audio stream containing a first utterance of speech to be recognized; running a language script in the speech recognizer; comparing language in the first transmitted audio stream to language in the first set of grammar rules to determine whether the language in the first transmitted audio stream matches language in the first set of grammar rules; producing a textual representation of the language of the first transmitted audio stream, using language of one of the grammar rules of the first set of grammar rules, to create consumable data when a match between the language of the first transmitted audio stream and the language of one of the first set of grammar rules is found; transmitting the consumable data to a processor; determining which grammar rule has language that most likely matches the language of the first transmitted audio stream, when multiple possible matches are found; producing a textual representation of the language of the first transmitted audio stream using language of a best matched grammar rule of the first set of grammar rules to create consumable data; transmitting the consumable data to the processor; creating a subsequent set of grammar rules when no match is found between the language of the first transmitted audio stream and the language of the first set of grammar rules; repeating the loading, comparing and determining steps with language of the subsequent set of grammar rules and language of the first transmitted audio stream until a match is found; producing a textual representation of the language of the first transmitted audio stream using language of a best matched grammar rule of the subsequent set of grammar rules, to create consumable data; transmitting the consumable data to the processor; and creating a separate set of grammar rules to recognize and process a second transmitted audio stream containing a second utterance separate and distinct from the first utterance in the first audio stream where the separate set of grammar rules is based on the consumable data transmitted from the first transmitted audio stream and repeating the recognizing and processing speech steps, whereby, results of a current recognition event impacts future recognition events by producing consumable data from the loaded set of grammar rules to determine the next appropriate set of rules. 5. The method of claim 1 , wherein creating a subsequent set of grammar rules is based on audio stream language most likely to be used next based on a context of previously transmitted audio streams.