Sentence examples for pairing experience from inspiring English sources

The app also uses Bluetooth LE for a super easy out of the box pairing experience, which is only marginally more challenging than Apple's W1-enabled near-field pairing for the AirPods.

Enterprise Ready Thanks to the seamless and secure Bluetooth pairing experience and the highly secure underlying OS architecture, the BlackBerry PlayBook is enterprise ready and compatible (out-of-the-box) with BlackBerry® Enterprise Server.

As a child psychotherapist and parenting educator, I am responding to your article about the au pair experience of the Reiss family.

In addition, under the assumption that all transmit-receive antenna pairs experience common CFO and SFO values [7, 8, 11], we can develop a fast-convergence, vector RLS-based joint CIR, CFO, and SFO estimation and tracking algorithm suitable for MIMO-OFDM receivers as follows.

Eventually, I found myself working at VICE as a video editor and living a life that was lightyears away from the hell of my au pair experience.

(A,A) pairs experience both phylogenetic effects and possible selective interactions; that is, (A,A) pairs that together increase reproductive fitness may be selected for co-occurrence.

Last year, I was a mentor with Liberty Interactive's Women's e-Commerce Network, which pairs experienced executive women with up-and-comers.

The scheme pairs experienced business leaders, who give their time voluntarily, with Dorset SMEs to assist them in developing their businesses, and acting as a sounding board to support them.

It is of note that these decks included the oldest pair (7N/7L) and the pair experiencing the highest traffic volume (6N/6L).

As both of the participants in each pair experienced exactly the same stimuli (saw the same pictures and heard the same voices), we should be able to exclude the possibility of irrelevant factors, such as the match-up between the images and spoken words, that may cause a difference in response times.

This is particularly so for pairs experiencing unidirectional causal influence.