Sentence examples for language personalizing from inspiring English sources

A few things that I have found effective include, using positive or negative language, personalizing the title with a pronoun, and considering key words or themes of your content.

(A question is: What would this mean for world markets and politics when ordinary people can easily communicate with each other despite speaking different languages?) -- Much the way powerful mobile devices store your biometric information and translate your language, personalized information filters and search engines will bring you only the information you want.

However, developing a good search algorithm for questions with code and explanation in Natural language, personalized for every user, is non-trivial.

– language (translation) – personalizing search experience.

– modality (how do you search) – media (more richness and interactivity, realtime content etc.) – language (translation) – personalizing search experience.

The company says its new tool uses deep learning algorithms to create an emotional profile for individual users based on previous campaigns, then generates corresponding language to personalize the message.

Children will eventually be able to receive personalized language and conversation coaching through the app.

Experts have recommended that physicians follow the "5As" approach to smoking cessation counseling: 1) Ask about smoking behavior 2) Advise to quit using clear, strong, and personalized language 3) Assess willingness to stop and motivations to quit 4) Assist by providing strategies and resources 5) Arrange follow up [ 8].

In the late 1930's, by personalizing and simplifying the language of the picture book, Brown helped find a new way of writing for young children.

Wang, who previously worked at Google in Japan and Dublin, had originally created Castbox because of her own troubles in finding a player that supported different languages or gave personalized recommendations.

A little research can identify opportunities other than immersion approaches, including Paris-based language schools that offer personalized, flexible programs for stays as short as a week.