Sentence examples for collective user from inspiring English sources

Ada's floor was custom-built to provide a means for individual and collective user interaction.

In context of video editing in a studio environment [31], collective user behavior has been proven an effective way to understand and collaborate on video.

These conclusions demonstrate that the visualization is capable of efficiently communicating some important patterns in the collective user behaviour, explaining some aspects of how OSM data are added and modified.

Amazon would be another great example, as every one of its pages is tailored (or personalized) based on what they know about you, your interests, activities, as well as on the buying habits of the collective user base.

It uses collective user intelligence and technologies like machine learning to detect and thwart new kinds of threats that cloud-based enterprises and online-all-the-time consumers face.

As you might expect, their collective user base — a base largely made up of folks who need more out of their Twitter app than the official one offers (or folks who, you know, just want a native Mac app after Twitter killed the official one) — got loud.

In this way, an experimental time series is constructed for each button and for each video a depiction of collective users' activity over time.

We propose an approach based on Swarm Intelligence — more specifically on Ant Colony Optimization (ACO) — to improve search engines' performance and reduce information overload by exploiting collective users' behavior.

A search engine that includes the collective users' opinion about web content in its algorithm – if one has access to the different popularity statistics – is probably the future evolution of search engines [107],[108].

"Making this investment and expanding this partnership will position Microsoft and Facebook to better take advantage of advertising opportunities around the world, and is a great win for not only for our two companies, but also our collective users and advertisers," said Kevin Johnson, president of the Platforms & Services Division at Microsoft.

Digg is a social news site, where the top news stories are selected not by an editor but by its collective users.