Sentence examples for more contextual user from inspiring English sources
Sure, there are some compelling features on the horizon, like Voice, which is said to offer a more contextual user experience than Siri and the like.
Regarding the factors that influence choice, Campbel et al. [10] found that bicycle share and e-bike share are driven by distinct sets of factors: the former is more sensitive to effort and comfort related variables whereas the latter is more sensitive to contextual user heterogeneities (e.g. age, gender, education, income).
When typing a name into the Hangouts app, if there are not many results in a users address book the app begins to search Google+ for matches instead; a simple mis-click can result in users sending a message revealing more contextual information than they intended.
Instead, by holding down the Home button on their device, mobile users are able to get more contextual information about what's on their screen.
He argues sensor tech will enable mobile dating to get much smarter and more contextual while also simultaneously being more passive, since users aren't having to constantly scan their phones to be informed about potential matches in the vicinity.
So getting hard data about musical preferences will only strengthen profiles of Google users and allow the company to offer even more contextual -- and valuable -- ads.
Ethics are more contextual.
Other changes were more contextual.
There's so much more contextual information".
They are more contextual than some pastiche".
You can't get more contextual than that.
