Snapshots are overlaid on the same page, giving the sense that time is flexible, so conversations from the 1800s seem to interact with others from the 1980s, although the speakers have no inkling of this, forcing one to think about whether places can retain a trace of past (or future events) as well as the transience of life and human works.
Repeated interviews were carried out as flexible, reflective conversations (James I, Blomberg K, Liljekvist E, Kihlgren A: Working together for a meaningful daily life for older persons: a participatory and appreciative action and reflection project the lesson we learned. submitted) [ 26].
Obviously, this is contextually-flexible; sometimes conversations are wide-ranging, and so more things can be perceived to be appropriate, topical and relevant.
Jennifer Byrne drew out Gloria Steinem's thoughts on race, feminism and motherhood by letting Steinem do the talking; Benjamin Law kept his questions for Hanya Yanagihara flexible, and the conversation naturally guided itself towards more interesting ideas.
The goal was to allow for the training of a flexible bot on dozens of conversations, instead of millions.
A semi-structured interview guide was developed to ensure consistency in data collection among focus group interviews, yet allowing the sessions to be flexible to optimize the natural flow of conversation in the groups.
Once again, Front remains focused on its core mission — making work conversations more efficient and more flexible.
In Twitter, hashtags are ubiquitous and flexible annotations allowing users to track ongoing conversations, signal membership in a community, or communicate non-verbal ideas like joy and sadness.
The flexible questioning and synergetic effect of group conversations increases the likelihood that data and ideas will be produced that would remain uncovered with other methods (e.g. individual interviews).
Information was passed through conversations and stories, which were fast, flexible and suited the rapidly changing world of commissioning.
