Sentence examples for user means from inspiring English sources

They work by modelling the transformation between what a user means (in spell-checking, the word he intended to type) and what he does (the garbled word actually typed).

Because the costs of making a game are pretty much fixed, every extra paying user means more profit: last year King earned $567.6m, up from only $7.8m the year before.

Adoption of innovation by the user means actual use (Rogers 1995).

Focusing on satisfaction of the user means that the indoor climate is a key for a holistic design approach.

This is crucial especially when the main aim of spoken language systems is understanding what the user means.

It uses natural language text to 'understand' what the user means, as well as their intent.

She also said Google is already experimenting with exploring data patterns in searches, so it can try and detect what a user meant to search for, even if they didn't type it.

TecTiles, to the novice smartphone user, mean nothing.

Also, these tables show the improvements in user mean click-time and mean click-count.

Being a wheelchair-user means my trips can only ever be loosely planned, as obstacles tend to be unpredictable; on the ground, one direction often seems more sensible than another and I move on accordingly.

"There is a chicken-and-egg situation here, where no apps means no users and no users means no apps," said Mr. Windsor of Nomura.