Sentence examples for replies, based on from inspiring English sources
While the multiple choice dialogue tree model often gets the job done game character says something, player selects one of several responses, game character replies based on the choice, etc it felt like games could have more variety than that, reflecting different constraints or types of conversation.
It looks at your conversation and then suggests possible replies based on its understanding.
A new A.I.-based application for Android users called Less.Mail wants to make it easier for you to work through a crowded inbox, handling routine email responses by way of automatic replies based on the mobile assistant's understanding of the original email's context.
Attorney Ted Smith replies: Based on these facts, you are going to have a tough time convincing me that you have a legally binding contract to purchase the house.
A payoff schedule determined content of messages and replies based on combinations of potential reproductive effort, calculated as different probabilities of offspring count for binary division or paired reproduction, and responsiveness, calculated as different probabilities of behavioral preparedness or perceptual bias.
When asked at his press conference last week whether Georg Ratzinger had been aware of the abuse, Weber replied, "Based on my research, I must assume so".
He replied: "Based on my experience, you may ask him anything at all: He will still say what he wants to say".
I'm going to set up my own auto-reply based on the message above — but in my own voice, and tweaked so that it doesn't auto-reply to people who are replying to me.
Struggling to respond to President Clinton's request for immediate advice on the hybrid cow-human cell announced earlier this month, the National Bioethics Advisory Commission has delivered a guarded and somewhat tentative reply, based on the few facts available to it.
Even if we might someday be able to ask some future Watson how fast and how badly we are cooking the earth, and even if it replied (based on the sum of all human knowledge) with 90 percent accuracy, would such an answer convert any of the already convinced or produce the political will we'll need to survive the reply?
Asked about the appointment of Mr. Hormel, who in 1998 was named by President Bill Clinton to the ambassadorial post in a maneuver that bypassed Congress, Mr. Ashcroft replied, "Based on the totality of Mr. Hormel's record of public positions and advocacy, I did not believe he would effectively represent the United States in Luxembourg, the most Roman Catholic country in all of Europe".
