The phrase "a live recommendations" is not correct in English.
It should be "live recommendations" or "a live recommendation." You can use it when referring to suggestions or advice that are currently relevant or being actively provided.
Example: "The app offers live recommendations based on your preferences and recent activity."
Alternatives: "real-time suggestions" or "current recommendations."
NVIDIA Tesla P4 is ideally suited for real-time inference workloads that require extremely fast processing of complex AI without batching the requests such as speech-based user interfaces, live recommendations and understanding live videos.
Our publication describes considerations during the initial response to an expanding epidemic, when the focus was on saving lives; recommendations were revisited after immediate cholera treatment and prevention efforts were successfully established.
A number of Republican lawmakers have supported various firearm regulations that aren't part of the March For Our Lives recommendations.
'Saving Lives' recommendations The Global Movement is made up of UNICEF and six other leading child advocacy organizations: Oxfam, Plan International, Save the Children, World Vision, ENDA Tiers Monde and the Latin American and Caribbean Network for Children.
It offers a cloud DVR, personalized recommendations, a live TV guide, background play, and support for up to five other viewers who each get their own login, recommendations, and DVR.
One is a new social and recommendations feature involving a live activity feed populated with all current Drync activity from your Facebook and Twitter friends on the service.
I'm not sure if it would have been better to place your "My Stuff" into the Home section along with a "Watch Now" list of live TV recommendations, or if it just bugs me that "Lineup" is the place you start.
If you're in search of the perfect horror movie to scare you off your couch this Halloween, look no further: HuffPost Live has recommendations from a batch of stars who told us about the frights they'll never forget.
Its edicts include a call to "unite humanity with a living new language" and a recommendation to keep the planet's population below 500 million.
Timbre launched last September as a bootstrapped mobile iOS app to help people discover and share live music recommendations in their vicinity.
