The special sauce of Workflow is that it enables users to dip into specific "deep linked" functions of individual apps and connect those actions together into a string of seamless, invisible commands.
Although part of USASOS, ASCOM operated under the control of Sixth Army, moving as far forward as combat operations allowed, developed new bases, and operated them until USASOS was ready to take over, at which point the units under ASCOM simply reverted to USASOS, allowing a seamless transfer of command.
Poetry, to paraphrase Valéry, wasn't a tool for teaching or self-understanding, but rather a bauble, an objet d'art whose seamless unpracticality alone might command the attention of readers.
Admiral Mullen stressed that General Petraeus, who was deeply involved in developing the current counter-insurgency strategy for Afghanistan, would be able to take over command in a seamless transition.
It can also be used to make the user's experience more seamless, by recognising basic spoken commands without making the user dial through an annoying number-based menu.
Additionally, drivers will experience seamless routing with voice recognition navigation commands.
Companies like Seamless are building a brand and have commanded a coveted spot on consumers' mobile phones.
It is not too far-fetched to believe the future of audio will help streamline tasks via voice commands and allow us a more seamless, elegant way of communicating.
Directed with a sure command by J. R. Sullivan, this production would delight any utilitarian: seamless and well paced, "Hard Times" runs more than three hours yet never lags.
This excellent, seamless documentary also looks into just how far up the chain of command this despicable behavior went.
Thus, basically MIH services provide a report mechanism that conveys useful network status information to entities where a decision is made to cause a command to be executed at some specific network elements to facilitate seamless handover.
