Sentence examples for dynamic suggestions from inspiring English sources

Contextual home screens that replace Android's default launcher app navigation and folders with dynamic suggestions of apps you might need at the moment could also host app install ads.

We have also observed positive results introducing faceted search and dynamic term suggestion in semantic search interfaces.

This has led to the suggestion that there is dynamic parallelism in activation of V5, depending upon the speed configuration of the stimulus (ffytche et al., 1995).

At last, according to the results of the dynamic analysis, the suggestions of the bridge design and the seismic safety evaluation of the structure are presented.

"Beatswitch is the digital assistant of the event manager that makes planning more dynamic and can make suggestions on what action to take when the planning is changing during the festival".

George Osborne will doubtless dispute suggestion that dynamic scoring will undermine public finances as it has in the US.

Other improvements to the public service include a new, simplified dashboard for managing your domains, website and email settings; an improved search and suggestion experience; dynamic DNS integration; plus a the ability to register domains with over 60 new domain endings like.company,.florist, and.coffee.

SDF fighters are aware of this dynamic, but reject the suggestion that it will lead to intra-tribal conflict in the future.

The finding that inhibitors of the InsP3 pathway, e.g. heparin and U73122, caused alterations of the cortical actin cytoskeleton in starfish oocytes added weight to the suggestion that dynamic modulation of the actin cytoskeleton was also a crucial element in the regulation of intracellular Ca2+ signaling [10].

The appearance and dilution of 13C labelled intermediates within the primary metabolism of photoautotrophically grown WT and selected mutant cells was monitored following the suggestions made for dynamic flux analyses [18].

Such findings support suggestions that a dynamic situation may exist in which vasoconstriction is not always effective in severely hypoxic tissues and therefore may not limit the availability of oxygen during hyperoxic exposures and that hyperoxic vaso-constriction may resume after correction of the regional hypoxia.