Sentence examples for master users from inspiring English sources
Some of these Web sites harness social networking, so that instead of having to trust an algorithm — and its corporate master — users can consult (hopefully) less partial peers.
From a human resources perspective, it is useful to engage the master users of the legacy systems (who usually are the only players with the full view of the business needs, reporting capabilities, system limitations and data) from the beginning of the process.
(The Dojo can also be used to control guest access, to, for instance, allow one-time access or function-limited access, depending on what the master user prefers).
Over time I believe digital providers will master user interfaces that simultaneously appeal to multiple types of user experiences, including specific content search, catalog browsing, and curated live programming.
Another slight issue with Dojo's pro-privacy pitch is the structure of the system undermines the privacy of users on the same network by creating a master user — meaning someone in the family has absolute visibility of all devices on the network and, presumably, the ability to control/block the devices of other network users at will.
Apple brilliantly mastered User Interface and product design to power the iPhone to dominance.
Perhaps surprisingly, it is another bird – the New Caledonian crow – that gives chimpanzees a run for their money as the animal kingdom's master tool users.
Google Now masters its users' routines so it can proactively fetch game updates for sports fans or advise users to leave early for a meeting due to traffic.
For people administering multiple domains, it may be easier to keep each domain's list in a separate file, then write a short script to concatenate all such files together into a master virtual user table.
If it holds, NCC deduces the session key shared with the user from the user master key and the corresponding temporary identity.
The master list of Users now supports sorting on usernames and other user properties.
