That would reduce its reliance on the programming necessary to enter the questions and is something that is already becoming possible with online assistants such as Siri, Cortana, and Google Now.
Before final judgment was entered, the question arose whether a newly enacted state statute requiring a derivative-suit plaintiff to post security applied in federal court.
He offers an example: When a user enters the question, "In what year was Hillary Clinton born?," Powerset's algorithm doesn't simply scour the Web for this collection of words in close proximity.
We used the presence of psychiatric disorder as dependent variable and entered the questions of the AQLQ(S) emotions subscale score as independent variables in the model.
But as soon as investments enter the equation, the question becomes more complicated, and that includes investing in housing by buying a home to live in.
American soldiers, who had heard that Turkish Special Forces soldiers were trying to enter the city, questioned the men.
Interviewed later as he prepared to enter the van in question, Mr. Dunmore's son, Stephen, deflected responsibility.
One cop would stay behind to protect the cars, the other three would enter the building in question -- their guns always drawn.
A high school student who uses Naviance can enter the college in question, and the program will immediately spit out an informative scatterplot.
Both internal and external doors offer opportunities for more light to enter the room in question.
