Sentences with phrase «listens to commands so»

The Miniature Aussidoodle is considered an extremely bright dog that is eager - to - please and listens to commands so training should be fairly easy.

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Paul noticed the intensity with which the man listened, so he turned to him and commanded him to walk.

And the prophet of God wrote it just that way so the writer was commanding the people to listen attentively and reverently and understandingly because these were Gods very own words that he was about to speak.

Therefore, my Father Leo, do not listen to those sirens who pretend that you are not mere man but a demigod so that you may command and require whatever your wish....

as long as king jack is alright i mean the team plays around jack so what ever will we do without our main man doesn't matter our slow dm are even more exposed doesn't matter if our best player last season is a showdow of himself since he is playing higher up and doesn't matter one of the best playmakers has been shifted out wide that all means nothing what matters is king jack stays fit and all listen to his commands in wenger we trust

To me, it's the great sense of freedom you feel hugging a curve, listening to the sound of the engine and being in total command of your machine that makes a sports car so speciaTo me, it's the great sense of freedom you feel hugging a curve, listening to the sound of the engine and being in total command of your machine that makes a sports car so speciato the sound of the engine and being in total command of your machine that makes a sports car so special.

The 2018 Eclipse Cross Limited Edition offers Apple CarPlay ™ compatibility, which allows you to take calls, utilize navigation services, dictate texts through Siri ® Voice Command, listen to your music and so much more.

The system will enable voice commands so people can get news, search information on the web, check the weather or listen to music from services like Pandora.

My mom is enjoying him so much more now that he isn't always jumping and barking every time someone walks through the door and she is loving how he is listening to her, especially with the sit / stay / come commands... thank you again.

Training is all about «real life» scenarios, so we teach your puppy to stop biting, go to the bathroom outside, not to jump on people, walk well on leash, and listen to your obedience commands, so they become a polite member of your family.

Gradually start working with distractions to proof commands so your dog listens under any circumstance.

She is so smart and listens intently when we are trying to teach her new commands.

Having learned some early basics, the puppy's brain has developed enough so that he can listen to slightly more complex commands.

The Petite Goldendoodle is a bright dog that is quick to listen to commands and loves to learn new tasks so an easy to train pooch.

Training focuses on «real life» scenarios, so your dog learns to stop jumping on people, walk well on leash, listen to your obedience commands, and become a polite member of your family.

One day so far after training and he is still sleeping, but listening to commands.

While outside, do a quick review of the essential commands you've been training so your pup will be more apt to listen to you once inside.

Listening to every command you give, not getting sick, having just enough energy for you to keep them occupied, but not so much that they want to run wild in your house.

Obviously, be mindful of the fact that Alexa is still listening for a few seconds after she confirms a voice command, so it could be easy for her to accidentally trigger if you continue conversing with a friend right afterward.

Before we're even fully used to having voice assistants listening for commands around the house, Piccolo is keen on taking things a lot further: using cameras that watch for gestures and controlling your connected appliances, lights, and gadgets so you don't have to.

Once you've logged in with your account you get access to most of your Alexa commands and features, though again the app isn't always listening, so it's not ideal.

(If you don't begin the voice command with «ask TuneIn Live,» the skill will not work, but TuneIn says voice commands will soon become simpler, so that you can just say «Alexa, play the Cubs game,» or «Alexa, listen to Radio 670 The Score.»)

The Google Home only packs two microphones for listening to commands, so it won't pick up your speech quite as clearly as the Echo does.

So that means you could build a bedside alarm clock / iPhone charging station that can also listen for and interpret Alexa voice commands, or create a vending machine that understands and is able to serve products according to customer requests.

It has an always listening microphone that activates various voice commands after you say the magic words, «Okay Google» to setup reminders, send texts / emails, initiate calls, get weather updates and so on.

Obviously it's only supposed to listen when you issue a command, but in dystopian Big Brother nightmares, turning up the volume as you see in so many spy movies won't be enough to stop Google Home from hearing what you're saying; it is specifically designed to beam from and hear you!

This allows users to connect to their smartphone's resident voice command app, so wearers can give voice commands, talk and listen, and respond to texts and emails directly from the watch.

CPUs are fast, so it doesn't need an extra second or two for it to gain its composure before listening to your voice command.

So while the Echo / Home adoption rate is impressive, and seems to be tracking along the historic trendline of smartphones, the actual experience (commanding audio listening by voice) will grow even faster.

That includes new voice commands for listening to specific songs, so long as the user remembers at least some details about it, and for listening to a more randomized playlist.

So long as it's within earshot, you can initiate a command there, and then speak up again to move it to where you want to listen.

So in addition to being able to control the volume, track selection and general playback, users can activate and initiate Bixby using the Gear IconX and make use of the various voice command features on offer through Bixby — including voice controlling the listening experience.

It takes so long for Bixby Voice to launch (whether I press and hold the Bixby button to activate listening mode or use the «Hi Bixby» wake command) and hear what I'm saying that I could have performed the task three times by the time it has processed what I said and performed my action.