Sentence examples for standards users from inspiring English sources
Instead of building in two industry standards, users are forced to buy extra items with their new iPad.
The bottom line is that if your app doesn't live up to such standards, users will quickly uninstall.
As Raomal Perera, CEO of Valsita, says, "The reality is that until common interfaces are defined, based on current standards users will not properly engage in m-commerce.
In some ways, this is even more egregious in violating user expectations than Beacon, which in the words of Charlie Cheever at least had the advantage of following privacy standards users have come to expect at the time, namely none.
To decide whether or not your friends' playlist is worthy of your standards, users can click on any friend in their search results to see what they've been listening to on these services and populate their social radio stream accordingly, listening to and sharing these friend-approved songs as they go.
The network phase signals not only the involvement of many more actors but also growing social commitments manifested in, for example, explicit standards, user habituation, and organizational routines.
Total Immersion's campaign also calls for the formation of an industry-wide "AR Standards Committee" that the firm says should be charged with fostering consideration of product standards, user experience definitions, and a communications framework.
The DDF criteria focus on specific topics or areas of importance (quality and consistency, currency, accessibility, output, technical documentation, data representation standards, data structure standards, user support and versioning) and have three different levels of maturity.
Not only does Vista let users do more without being an administrator, it adds the option to type in a password to use features that don't work for standard users.
With the new modem standard, users can pause during an Internet session to take a voice call, then go back to the Internet without ever breaking the online connection.
Facebook could do the same, and it's doubtful if anyone would even notice – a 1% increase in favourable articles to one party might have strong national effects, but be indistinguishable from normality on a standard users' account.
