Sentences with phrase «certain kinds of messages»

The firm specializes in writing algorithms that tease out individuals» political leanings and receptiveness to certain kinds of messages (see Facebook Attempts to Explain Data Leak, Denies «Breach»).
Could it be that science has trouble hearing certain kinds of messages, whether they come from publics or from other academic disciplines?
If a certain kind of message tends to cause an unusual number of folks to bail, stop sending them!

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«There's a certain lack of authenticity that comes along with the hiring of a large PR firm, that you kind of need help in shaping your message or spinning what you have to say,» Argenti says.
A number of recent news stories have had a similar kind of message: animals viscerally understand certain mathematical operations better than humans do.
However, Liu has observed that in certain kinds of physical systems, it is very difficult to create and use entanglement, and shows in his paper that this obstacle turns out to be an advantage: Liu presents a mathematical proof that if an adversary is unable to use entanglement in his attack, that adversary will never be able to retrieve both messages from the qubits.
And there are certain things that can be done to turn the odds more favorably, namely by creating a great profile and learning what kinds of messages women are more likely to respond to.
OkCupid allows you to specify exactly what kind of people can send you messages, so you never have to worry about getting emails from people who live across the country, are way too old for your liking, or who don't match you by at least a certain percentage.
And their exclusion sends a sharp message to their peers «that belonging to the classroom community is conditional, not absolute, contingent upon their willingness and ability to be a certain kind of person.»
A computer configuration that is open to public messages of certain kinds would not be held to consent to different kinds, and a court would probably not have much trouble deciding that in the normal course, an unauthorized use would be illicit.
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