Spoleto, Latin Spoletium, town and archiepiscopal see, Umbria regione, central Italy; it lies on a detached spur at the southern extremity of the central Umbrian plain, commanding the passes southward and eastward toward Terni and Norcia, north of Rome.
It lies in the parish of Idbury, four miles east of Bourton-on‑the‑Water, adjoining the road that leads from Stow to Burford, on a high plain commanding an extensive view of the Evenlode Valley.
What it makes: Scheduling robot lets teams arrange meetings by typing plain English commands within Slack.
He continued: "The agency is going to have to follow Congress's plain textual commands.
Each Simple transaction is tagged with detailed information that allows customers to search their accounts with plain English commands like "Show me how much I spent on meals over $30 last month," or "Show me how much money I spent on gifts in December".
The scenes, sounds and even smells of their brutalised lives suffuse Nathaniel Philbrick's gory account of the campaign against the Plains Indians, commanded by General Alfred Terry, that culminated in the catastrophic end, in June 1876, of George Armstrong Custer.
With Wit.ai, developers type a handful of plain-English commands they want it to recognize, such as "Wake me up tomorrow at 6" or "Wake me up in 20 minutes," and note what they want to accomplish through each command in this case, set the alarm on a hypothetical voice-controlled smart watch.
The down, or sheepwalk, is a pleasing park-like spot, of about one mile by half that space, jutting out on the verge of the hill-country, where it begins to break down into the plains, and commanding a very engaging view, being an assemblage of hill, dale, wood-lands, heath, and water.
The difference between plain old "voice commands" and "interactive voice commands" — in the Samsung SmartTV universe — is in fact clarified by the company in its blog.
On display in the windows of Mulot and La Maison du Chocolat, even something as plain as poundcake commanded respect.
