Sentence examples for volume of feedback from inspiring English sources
My column in The Times last week, about the general irrelevance of megapixels in consumer cameras, stirred up an enormous volume of feedback.
It becomes necessary for service providers who are harvesting the data to ascertain its validity and define the minimum volume of feedback they consider important before triggering responses.
The Times is on the receiving end of an extraordinary volume of feedback, some of it very negative, from bloggers, television pundits and readers at large.
Another technique named block AMC (BL-AMC), presented in [11], builds on the model in [10] to reduce the volume of feedback information by performing AMC adaptation based only on a single OFDM symbol rather than on all subcarriers.
The AMC algorithm proposed in this paper employs instead a fixed modulation type and coding rate across all subcarriers; it uses lookup tables known to both the transmitter and receiver to minimize the volume of feedback to the transmitter and reduce the computational complexity resulting from the iterative process used in [9, 10].
I'd never gotten a high enough volume of feedback from the general public to know if it was palatable or not.
Second, we found it difficult to stimulate useful volumes of feedback.
Johnathan Young, who worked as a show runner on the first episode and later became one of its directors, says what characterised it from the early stages was the "high volumes of feedback from the audience" – a show that captured the country's imagination before the days of reality TV shows and social networking sites.
Tourism crowdsourcing platforms, e.g. Expedia and TripAdvisor, collect large volumes of feedback data regarding tourism resources, including multi-criteria ratings, textual reviews and photographs.
Furthermore, the volume of the feedback information, including the subcarrier condition, increases as the number of subcarriers increases.
As we spoke, Sinemia issued a press release noting the launch of "two new customer service websites". It's not the kind of announcement companies tend to brag about in PR emails, but it seems clear the sheer volume of negative feedback has caused Sinemia to be more proactive in highlighting the steps it's taking to address its very vocal, angry subscribers.
