Sentence examples for live response from inspiring English sources
"Seeking a live response," she says, and flutters her hands near her mouth as if to waft away any perceived pretension.
Officers often had little choice but to submit official requests through faxes and secure emails – red tape that stymied their efforts towards a live response to an unfolding crisis.
CNN's coverage offers a fascinating live response from undecided voters: judging from the twin lines on the bottom of the screen (one for men, the other for women) both candidates did pretty well and voters didn't like it when either man attacked the other.
The chapter discusses live response, specifically collecting volatile information from systems.
The second live response is both more modest and more radical.
There is now strong evidence in favor of active learning, including group work, peer instruction, and "live" response systems (Freeman et al. 2014).
Altogether meatier and better suited to the vast venue was Electric Counterpoint (1987), in which Swedish guitarist Mats Bergström bounced enthusiastic live responses back towards the 12 pre-recorded tracks vibrating from the speakers in front of him.
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"Users will see different windows showing a satellite picture of the shadow crossing the Earth, live responses from the online chat, activity on the deck of the ship, and multiple images of the eclipse," says NASA outreach computer specialist David Beverley.
NVM's disruptive angle is in the area of contact centers, specifically replicating — for a fraction of the price — the offerings based on costly customer premises equipment that helps customer service teams route calls, offer automated responses and integrate live responses with customer record access.
In an incredible disconnect, the "live" responses never addressed the real, immediate and urgent needs of the Haitian population.
