She is an electronic agent who performs what analysts call "guided selling," or "directed selling," in which a Web site answers questions and advises buyers on a purchase.
As a reaction against this seemingly haphazard nature of societal direction, we find a second, more recent approach, that we here call "guided evolution" view to societal change.
As an on-call guide, he will shepherd fragile art-world newbies during the four-day event.
Reporter purchased a pamphlet called "Guide and Biographies", and entered a room full of every variety of penny machine.
Manu Kumar, a researcher at Stanford University in California, is developing a gaze-tracking system called GUIDe aimed at a broader market: people who share documents.
The D3100 comes with a setting called Guide Mode, which offers a list of things you might want to do, like "soften backgrounds" in a portrait or "freeze motion".
"Dials and buttons, knobs and switches; they're very charming," says James Ball, the digital art director behind a new photography series called Guide to Computing, which celebrates early computers.
As for the new product, it's called Guide Enterprise and it's designed to provide those larger customer service organizations with a knowledge base and a content management platform for editorial planning and review.
In 1994, a manual on the principles of rational prescribing called 'Guide to Good Prescribing' was developed by the World Health Organization (WHO) Action Program on Essential Drugs [9].
In progressive alignment the usual first step is to compute a pair-wise distance matrix which is then used to make a so called guide tree, in order to determine the order of alignment of the input sequences.
