Sentence examples for service bound from inspiring English sources

Mysteries and westerns alternated regularly for the first thirty titles, with a few books not in either genre, such as P. G. Wodehouse's Quick Service, bound with his The Code of the Woosters.

Ambient intelligence services bound to the recognition of a user, as well as social applications, such as automatic photo tagging on social networks, can especially exploit face recognition.

Working on this special issue we confirmed that the FI of services is becoming a reality with a plethora of services, including thing-based services, bound to rapidly evolve.

"In the end, service binds us to each other -‐ and to our communities and our country -‐ in a way that nothing else can.

The service is bound to feature some good music.

In announcing the decision, the White House spokesman Jay Carney acknowledged that the cutback in drone service was "bound to be controversial".

The problem is that very little in the multi-million-pound psychic industry in Britain is for free, and anyone charging or accepting 'gifts' in exchange for a service is bound by the new regulations.

This is why people not used to public speaking over-prepare; why, for instance, I know that the person who promises they are going to speak for five minutes at a memorial service are bound to speak for 10.

But the disaster, on top of recent reports of unreliability among the first Superjets to go into service, is bound to hinder Russia's ambition to become a big exporter of modern commercial aircraft.

Like all social networks, each user's experience and opinion of the service is bound to be pretty unique.

We propose a hierarchical multimodal hub network structure, and based on this network, we define a hub covering problem with a service time bound.