Sentence examples for generating a reply from inspiring English sources

We found that just listening to voice messages without the possibility of generating a reply was associated with a cognitive workload rating comparable to that of conversing on a cell phone (i.e., category 2).

A spam message is received and read, SN W8931CGX66E reacts by generating a reply.

This principle was adopted in order to minimize the need for complex international accounts and was justified on the supposition that a letter normally generates a reply.

My own dismaying experience with Inbox Zero was that becoming hyper-efficient at processing email meant I ended up getting more email: after all, it's often the case that replying to a message generates a reply to that reply, and so on.

Now, the attachment point should select the most appropriate one for which to generate a reply packet.

The center then selects the most appropriate route according to a route selection logic and generates a reply packet containing the selected route to be sent back to the requester.

In the distributed approach, every attachment point generates a reply packet and sends it back and it is up to the requester to select the most appropriate route based on the route selection logic.

Route discovery is modified in MEERP, whereby each intermediate node is prohibited from generating a route reply message.

When this period of time expires, the destination node generates a route reply (RREP) message and sends it back to the source.

This generated a heated reply from Norris, in which he further elucidated the differences between the "divine light" of his own philosophy and that of the Quaker doctrines.

The TSA directed me to a form that generated an illiterate reply from a government subcontractor, sent from a do-not-reply email address, advising that "TSA is not liable for any damage to locks or bags that are required to be opened by force for security purposes" (the same note had an appendix warning me that I should treat this communication as confidential).