Sentence examples for explicit user interaction from inspiring English sources
To deal with this issue, we propose a novel personalized travel recommendation framework by leveraging explicit user interaction and multi-modality travel information.
Then, personalized attraction similarity (PAS) model is designed to suggest attractions through fusing heterogeneous information with weighted adaptation and simultaneously considering explicit user interaction.
"Depending on the delivery method chosen by an attacker, this vulnerability is potentially exploitable through methods that do not require explicit user interaction since many applications (ie iMessage) automatically attempt to render images when they are received in their default configurations," said Bohan.
Lots of web APIs for native integration (battery, bluetooth, alarm, audio), that are getting standardised; for restricted operations (dial, take picture, etc)., they rely on either an explicit user interaction (e.g. press the dial button), or a set of permissions for privileged apps, which go through a submission process.
Thus, smart objects will communicate, cooperate, and virtually amalgamate without explicit user interaction or commands to form consortia in order to offer or even fulfill tasks on behalf of a user.
Coupling mobile devices and other remote interaction technology with software systems surrounding the user enables for building interactive environments under explicit user control.
Investigating architect and user interaction revealed that tacit knowledge can be made explicit and the difficulty of generalising user-needs from user statements.
While the sleep rating is obtained from explicit user input, the sleep duration is estimated based on monitoring a user's interactions with the app.
Together, retweets and mentions act as the primary mechanisms for explicit, public user-user interaction on Twitter.
"Knowledge of a UID does not enable anyone to access private user information without explicit user consent".
This requires no user interaction.
