Sentence examples for aging user from inspiring English sources

Traditional information technology (IT) development adopts a systematic approach without necessarily using a specific user model that personalizes the system to the aging user groups.

The updated app is adding several new features designed to reflect the app's now aging user base, including profiles that are customized based on the kid's date of birth, as well as additional security controls for parents and kids.

This has important consequences for the usability of adaptive technology using myoelectric signals: the signal processing parameters should be adjustable in order to handle the general decrease of performance of aged users.

A fractured audience and aging core user base may have caused the demise of Stickam.

Through each successive evaluation, including the final integration with garments, the information elicited from participants enabled a clearer picture of the needs of the active ageing user to be established and additional requirements suggested for future investigators and product developers.

Time's Christopher Matthews recently cited a study that concluded that, compared to 2011, Facebook has almost five million fewer high-school-age users and almost seven million fewer college-age users.

But even some high school and college-age users of the site, who freely write about their love lives and drunken escapades, are protesting.

Mr. Sullivan of Facebook said the company blocked new registrations or deleted the accounts of thousands of under-age users every day.

(A MySpace spokeswoman, Tracy Akelrud, said the site used other controls to detect under-age users. "If you are under 17, you will be blocked," she said).

Mr. Magid and other researchers say the social networks fail to provide under-age users with tools that might protect them.

As for the trade commission, Richard F. Kelly, a senior lawyer, said it planned to examine the PC rooms in its next report on the marketing of video games and other entertainment to under-age users.