For instance, conversation (e.g. VoIP) and streaming (e.g. video streaming) service classes are delay sensitive, but they have almost constant data rates.
For instance, during conversations about getting married and buying a house, Mr. Guerster "may from time to time decide to start doing e-mails," Ms. Smith said.
For instance, many conversations may be construed as aimed at answering a question, even when that question concerns something as banal as the afternoon's weather or the location of the nearest subway station.
For instance, the conversations with younger women revealed that they were sometimes pressurised by older women in the community to behave a certain way or disregard institutional recommendations for formal care.
As Tom Rosenstiel, director of the Project of Excellence in Journalism, told The Financial Times this week, social media users are not truly representative of the electorate — only about 15 percent of the population is on Twitter, for instance — and conversation on social media "skews young and it skews activist".
The motivation behind this assumption is that in most real-life situations, for instance, a conversation, the user is facing the desired sound source.
If you want a raise, for instance, the conversation shouldn't start with how much money you want, or what you deserve, or anything like that.
Individuals can simply sample others' evaluations, for instance, through conversation.
For instance, in conversation about what chaplains do that works for people, chaplains in our group noted that their patients say, about colleagues who have visited before them, things like: 'I don't know who it was or what s/he did, but I felt better'.
People use information to understand social interaction (for instance, how sales conversations work with various customer segments) and to understand relationships (for instance, how customer segments respond to particular forms of product layouts).
