Sentence examples for calling engagement from inspiring English sources

One of the biggest changes in version 2.0 is a new feature that Viralheat is calling engagement, and which basically means you can post comments to Facebook and Twitter directly from the service.

In a speech today Brian McAndrews, Microsoft's senior vice president of Advertiser & Publisher Solutions, announced the beta of a new way to measure the effectiveness of ad campaigns that Microsoft is calling "Engagement Mapping".

The military relationship, part of a policy the Pentagon calls engagement, has not been without risks.

Ms. Rubell's first big food-free, durable work was called "Engagement," a word she uses often.

A dimensionless term called "engagement signal-to-hold-force ratio" is proposed as an additional way of rating the effect of assembly forces for snap-fits.

Along with sales and subscriptions, the third barometer of success is what she calls "customer joy" and what others might call engagement.

Because it excludes too many signals, a chain of e-mails, no matter how informative it is, can't create what Pentland calls "engagement": a state of energized trust in which productivity and "idea flow" is maximized.

We chatted with the evening's host, Ina Garten, known as the Barefoot Contessa, who told us the well-known story of her version of a dish called "engagement chicken".

Afterward, the researchers compared the read-outs, looking for wave patterns that they felt were related to measures of frustration, directed attention (which they called "engagement"), mental arousal and meditativeness or calm.

And there are micro problems, many of which have to do with what the Trust likes to call "engagement": should the volunteers in this house dress up as servants?

Tubular also features another useful score called Engagement per View, similar to OpenSlate's Engagement score.