Sentence examples for natural to communicate from inspiring English sources

Allo's assistant was quicker to respond and more natural to communicate with than Facebook's chat bots.

One possibility is that the VIP nurses (mostly women) found it more natural to communicate about health issues with women than men.

Through the use of cameras, they are overcoming their lack of education, learning practical technical skills and harnessing their natural ability to communicate, articulating and debating the issues that affect their communities.

It's less about pattern recognition, and more about a natural desire to communicate".

I found, as so many teachers find, I had a natural ability to communicate with young people.

Chiles has a "natural ability to communicate" but is "riven by self-doubt" and demanding of himself, says Doug Carnegie, former editor of The One Show.

Nowadays, recognition of emotion from the speech signal is the wide spreading research topic since the speech signal is the quickest and natural approach to communicate with humans.

John Reilly, a spokesman for Mr. Martin, said that the singer's telling fans he was gay on his Web site was "the most natural way to communicate this significant moment in his life".

Professor Grosz is also attempting to identify the basic structures and processes by which people use natural languages to communicate, focusing in particular on the mechanisms involved in dialogue and spontaneous speech.

The syntactic alignment is studied under two different configurations of the robot team: (a) when the team is formed exclusively by robots and (b) when a human is included in the team, in which case the human is endowed with a natural language to communicate with the other members of the team.

Imagine a human society, perhaps in pre-history, in which people were generally of a psychological kind with us, had the use of natural language to communicate with one another, but did not have any properly moral concepts in which to exhort one another to meet certain standards and to lodge related claims and complaints.