It has taught the translation app to understand more of language's idiosyncrasies, allowed the photos tool to identify many of the subjects in the images uploaded to its servers and made it easier for Google's mobile apps to understand what people are saying when giving verbal instructions to its search engine.
This sounds simple in theory but communication is one of the hardest things to do because there are so many things in play (body language, cultural idiosyncrasies among others) that can get in the way and cause confusion.
As with most sports, it has its own language, conventions and idiosyncrasies.
More important, things like spell-check and autocorrect are having a flattening effect on the language, ironing out idiosyncrasies.
Sang-Soo Ahn fosters and transmits the history of his native language through unparalleled idiosyncrasy.
By contrast, when transcribing message-board posts, idiosyncrasies of language should be preserved as far as possible and taken as intentional, unless in context they are obviously evidence that the writer has innocently hit the wrong key ("teh," "rihgt").
The novel comes garlanded with praise from writers including 2014 Baileys prizewinner Eimear McBride, with whom Baume shares a gift for inventive use of language, powerfully capturing the idiosyncrasies of speech and thought patterns.
Each reported event was scrutinized by an IARPA-funded team of academics from multiple institutions whose expertise included geopolitical issues and current affairs across Latin America, contentious politics, labor disputes, election campaigns, linguistics as well as native Spanish and Portuguese speakers with knowledge of idiosyncrasies in language use within each country.
The English language, with all its wonderful idiosyncrasies, is also close to my heart.
Lloyd says that with Austen, "we're lucky in loving an author who is very much about the way people talk and the idiosyncrasies of their language and behaviour.
