Sentence examples for how you scroll from inspiring English sources

Fokin tells me that this is where Yandex Zen, the AI engine, will come in: machine learning will track how you scroll and pause on certain links to read them, track what you are interested in by your browsing habits and combine that with Yandex's bigger search index algorithms to develop an ever more accurate picture of what you might like to see, both in terms of content recommendations and ads.

Not only does Netflix keep track of your viewing and your ratings, it also watches how you browse, how you scroll, what you search for, and when and where all of this happens.

How do you scroll through a spreadsheet 1 billion rows deep?

In a demo, the ATAP team showed how you can scroll across messages with pretty amazing precision by just holding your hand over the watch and move closer and further away.

No matter how many stories you scroll through, there are always more.

"If you're hesitant on a tweet and you think it might be dicey, then in what capacity do you think it's a good idea to keep it up there?" I mean, think about how many things you scroll through on your Twitter feed.

To help you and your children monitor and restrict time on your smartphones, use certain apps that keep a record of how long you scrolled that day, or apps that let parents restrict the amount of time a child spends on their phone.

How, you ask? Scroll through a few ideas below and get inspired to invest in your own set of mason jars to get the party started.

The feature means that you'll see native video uploaded directly to Twitter, Vines and GIFs uploaded to the service playback instantly as you scroll – similar to how video works on Facebook.

When you've set all of the items in the Cookie Engine exactly how you'd like, scroll to the bottom and click the "Generate Code" button.

"The obvious solution is that we pad it out with your account of how you found the scrolls, how you got them back from Iraq, some fascinating facts about the history and structure of the Aramaic language, what you had for breakfast on the morning you arrived back in Toronto, and so on and so on and so on," the publisher explains.