Sentence examples for as a default service from inspiring English sources

The busy service acts as a default service, which is used whenever the actual service is unavailable.

The authors describe the experience to date with RTP as a default service, focusing on its role as an instrument for cultivating price-responsive demand.

Moreover, the expectations from some clinicians that the HTP should be used as a default service, used with all families in regional and rural locations, contradicted the premise of providing individualised care and ignored the issue of the suitability of the HTP for individual families.

"Establish a process for identifying a default service provider if a customer fails to migrate, and/or permit service providers to notify customers that they will be dropped from service as of a date certain if they have not migrated to an alternative service/service provider".

Getting chosen as an application's default service can lead to skyrocketing popularity overnight.

Choosing AOL as the default service allows the software to rewrite settings so that the computer automatically dials AOL, instead of asking users to manually select AOL as the dialer each time they go on line.

Or, if you don't want to have to say the "… on Apple Music" bit every time, you can just set Apple Music as the default service.

With Spotify as the default service on Echo devices, for example, Alexa can't always figure out commands that instruct it to play music by lyrics, activity, or mood – commands that work well with Amazon Music, of course.

The coaching program could be promoted as the default service option and for those that are reluctant to join, the information kit could be provided with the addition of a follow up phone call persuading coaching program involvement.

But that may be changing, as states that initiated customer choice in the past five to seven years reach an important juncture in retail market design and consider an RTP-type default service for large commercial and industrial customers.

Google will likely be able to tread water as a universal store of data and default service, but anonymizing (and increasingly, delocalizing) services, along with the further devaluation of traditional advertising, will clip its revenue wings.