Sentence examples for device interview from inspiring English sources

The indicator was given to participants by the researcher and completed on paper pre- and post-deployment Activity levels, recorded through the mobile device Interview data from qualitative interviews with each user collected post-deployment Tracking data from system use, for example the screens that were viewed and how long each was viewed for.

The indicator was given to participants by the researcher and completed on paper pre- and post-deployment Activity levels, recorded through the mobile device Interview data from qualitative interviews with each user collected post-deployment See Table  1 for how these data sources relate to the CMOs.

For each class of device, interviews will be used to seek the opinions of stakeholders.

For each class of device, interviews will be used to survey the judgements and experiences of stakeholders.

The book displays a patrician self-absorption, but the author creates suspense through its framing device: an interview with a young researcher who has a connection to his past.

But any rhythm that Winterbottom and Whitecross build up is dispelled by a clumsy device: in interviews filmed in England, the actual young men — gentle-looking bearded fellows, finally released in 2004 — speak directly into the camera.

Microsoft's Don Mattrick has described the new Xbox One as an "unrivalled device" in an interview with the BBC after the launch of the next-generation console.

Krieg admitted that he had mailed the explosive device in an interview with FBI special agents before his arrest, according to the FBI.

Another research device is the panel interview—repeated interviewing, over a considerable period of time, of small sets of individuals considered more or less representative of the intended audiences.

* 363 persons who have not used telemedical devices until the interview was conducted and disapproved the use plus 4 persons who already used those devices and dislike a repeated use (n = 367) Positive attitude towards telemedical devices was age-dependent.

* 1449 persons who have not used telemedical devices until the interview was conducted, but approved the use, plus 31 persons who already used those devices personally and would do so again in the future (n = 1480) Participants objecting to home telemonitoring in the case of illness strongly supported two theses given in the questionnaire.