Sentence examples for commands for its from inspiring English sources
Click-through rates on display ads at sites such as Facebook are a small fraction of those that Google commands for its highly targeted search ads.
Google is rumored to be working on better voice commands for its Android handsets — the company recently purchased a start-up called Clever Sense, the team behind Alfred, a personal assistant application.
He says that theoretical wisdom produces happiness by being a part of virtue (1144a3 6), and that practical wisdom looks to the development of theoretical wisdom, and issues commands for its sake (1145a8 11).
As Amazon notes, today's release includes some updates to the file commands for its S3 cloud storage service that use a file system command syntax to allow developers to "list the contents of online buckets, upload a folder full of files, and synchronize local files with objects stored in Amazon S3".
The United States Central Command, for its part, seems to regard peacekeeping as a distraction.
In 1984, the software company NewStar introduced the unerase command for its word-processing program NewWord, while I.B.M.'s VisiWord countered with undelete.
Google ended up adopting "OK Glass" as the activation command for its Glass eyewear rather than "Pew Pew Pew", but the sound of laser guns may yet ring out from early adopters of the device.
As Campbell was now the senior Naval officer of the expedition, he assumed command for its final weeks, until the arrival of Terra Nova on 18 January 1913.
Herrera is, instead, a sometimes hermetic, wildly inventive, always unpredictable poet, whose work commands attention for its style alone.
The first great 18th-century exemplar is now seen to be Robert Challes, whose Illustres françaises (1713; The Illustrious French Lovers), a collection of seven tales intertwined, commands attention for its serious realism and a disabused candour anticipating Stendhal.
If, as is the case with linguistics, the theory commands attention for its economy and its explanatory power, Goodman, taking the role of defense attorney for the individual, asks whether the theory really explains human actions or merely actions that are artifacts created by the theory.
