Sentence examples for more flexible experience from inspiring English sources

This is not because the machines can do arithmetic, say, better than we can but because "the computer provides a more flexible experience than anything else a child is likely to encounter," Minsky said.

Well, a Y Combinator -backed company called Bulletin is looking to offer a more flexible experience for brands who want to sell their products in brick-and-mortar stores — COO Ali Kriegsman (pictured below with her co-founder and CEO Alana Branston) described the approach as "WeWork for retail".

What this new API allows, however, is a far more flexible CAPTCHA experience.

Modeling the structure of an outer-sphere complex is more challenging than inner-sphere complexes that are dominated by covalent bonding because the outer-sphere complex is likely to be much more flexible and experience a wider range of configurations.

The end result will be an unprecedented mobile platform that will enable wireless operators and manufacturers to give their customers better, more personal and more flexible mobile experiences.

Of the individuals experiencing high stress levels, those who are more flexible in coping may experience a higher HRQoL than their counterparts who are less flexible in coping.

Is there a value in DPSIR being more flexible in expression and experience of users?

"Hiring managers will be more flexible about the exact experience needed for the job if they have a personal connection to the candidate they're looking to hire," says Elizabeth Jenswold, an executive search consultant at Amrop Hever in Shanghai, China.

A nodal interface can provide a more flexible and intuitive user experience by allowing the user to construct their own task specific interface, especially if the activity undertaken can be broken down into discrete stages.

Bringing together big data and predictive analytics is already enabling financial service providers to make better real-time decisions on loans and other products, with a more flexible, customer-centric user experience.

These behavioural strategies are closely linked to the major features of avoidant and obsessive-compulsive personality disorders, implying that a mechanism for enduring remission might be that patients learn more flexible strategies concerning emotional experiences.