Sentence examples for user's characteristics from inspiring English sources
We apply these user's characteristics to nodes.
Rather than making authentication a single event, the system continues to monitor a user's characteristics and behaviour for as long as they are logged on.
Selected contents are marked with "1" while unselected ones are marked with "0". Figure 6 An example of UED on user's characteristics and network condition.
In this paper, we study the adaptation possibilities of the SCORM standard and present an extension to permit adaptivity according to user's characteristics.
In the proposed approach we simulate the process used by human to persuade someone to perform a given action by combining rational strategies with emotional ones and to adapt them to some user's characteristics.
Third, we demonstrate that the dynamics of wayfinding behavior and beacon system reliance are contingent on not only location relative to an intersection, but also interactions between the user's characteristics (e.g. spatial skills) and environmental experience.
"As each user's operating characteristics are unique and many factors impact battery capacity, we can expect some vehicles to have greater than 80 percent capacity at five years, and some vehicles to have less," she added.
In 2016 we will see creatives that change on-the-fly based on each user's unique characteristics rather than fixed images that are mass-distributed, and smart programmatic creative will become the standard.
With the help of information technology, web behaviours can be collected and analysed automatically and timely, which motivates us to identify web user's psychological characteristics through web behaviours.
The third type of authentication method is authentication using a user's physical characteristics, and fingerprints and recognition are the representative examples.
Tailoring of the EMI content can also be a one-time event, determined by the user's baseline characteristics before the start of the EMI program, or can be dynamic and be modified as the user's needs or preferences change over time.
