For deaf users, in addition to in-built smartphone functions such as hearing aids, the Dragon Dictation app transcribes the words someone is speaking for the person who is hard of hearing to read, aiding conversation, while MobileSign allows deaf people to learn British sign language on the go.
Other volunteers, meanwhile, handed out flyers, on the back of which a number of questions were listed as an aid to conversation: "How old are you?" "What are your hobbies?" "What is the weather like there this time of year?" An older woman was the first to get on a phone.
There's no time limit on the call itself, allowing mom and/or dad a chance to aid in conversation, instead of shouting at their kid from next to the elf manning Santa's photography station.
In the context of the questionnaire, by 'shared' we explained that we mean: showed it to; talked about it with; used it to aid a conversation with (a friend, carer, family member, HCP).
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When they visit a client to review documents for trial preparation, Ms. Noel's work is often paused to aid in conversations for Ms. Wolf on topics ranging from the progress of a case to the location of the soda machine.
This may not not get any of that prestige attention, but it'll most certainly aid existing conversations.
He did not mean to be rude, unlike his father, also a Punch table member, who would make a display of removing his hearing aid when the conversation got boring, which it often did.
The qualitative study showed how the additional call information helps people make informed call handling decisions and acts as an aid to effective conversation.
Both Cuban and Hernandez and some other good folks, came the man's aid and afterward, conversation took place and the concept got onto Mark's radar.
