Sentence examples for commands over time from inspiring English sources

It then process that voice input by connecting to Amazon's web-based servers, which is how it's able to get better at processing and responding to user commands over time.

They promise to be adding additional commands over time.

It can filter out background noise, including playing music, in order to better understand requests, and it processes voice input via Amazon's cloud-based web servers, meaning that it can get better at identifying requests and responding to commands over time.

Meanwhile, the rich get ever richer and more detached from the societies of which they are part; not by merit or hard work, but simply because they are lucky enough to be in command of capital which over time receives higher returns than wages.

"People change over time.

They see the main goal and simultaneously the major challenge of warnings as obtaining command over the time factor, which highly depends on the length of forewarning or lead time (Clausen and Dombrowsky 1984; Drabek 1999; Hoekstra et al. 2011).

The studies document that both student populations, the monolingual and the bilingual, gained, though at different rates, a more refined command of Spanish over time.

The product is being announced this week, but won't be available until some time early next year with additional commands being layered on over time.

The McRAIT controller is also capable of reporting communication failure(s) to the main program when it reissues the commands over certain number of times.

"But in the system we have, from the long-term perspective of the N.Y.P.D. and other major police departments in the nation, over time, the top command does come to reflect the composition of the community.

On the other hand, Israeli patents are of good "quality" in terms of citations received (and getting better over time): US patents command on average more citations, but not in Computers and Communications or in Biotechnology, and Israeli patents are significantly better than those of the reference group of countries.