Sentences with phrase «more suggested text»

The addition of more suggested text could be an attempt to compete with Google, since the feature is similar to the Smart Replies you see when you use Google Assistant and the Allo chat app.

Not exact matches

People are consuming more text, video and music than ever, he says, suggesting that the pie is actually growing, due to the proliferation of new platforms.

The health department also suggests consumers use wired headphones, wireless headsets, and speakerphone capabilities instead of holding their phone up to their ear, and opt to send more texts to avoid keeping phones close to their heads.

Some of them have the ability to check for plagiarism and give you tips to make your writing sound more professional, such as suggesting synonyms for words you've used a lot in a single text.

Ivey Business School professor JP Vergne says consumers still read text messages — studies suggest more than 90 % are opened within minutes.

However, a more conservative interpretation of the Matthew text, taken for example by Mark A Yarhouse, author of Understanding Gender Dysphoria (IVP), is that «those who make themselves eunuchs» in this text «almost certainly refers to those who choose not to marry (rather than suggesting they were castrating themselves).»

To begin with, this language suggests considerably more «data» than are actually to be found in the rather meagre factual detail of the sermons in Acts, not to speak of the almost complete absence of such detail in kerygmatic texts outside Acts.

But there are science teachers who have lost their jobs for teaching that the earth is more than 6,000 years old and biblical scholars who have been labeled heretics for suggesting Genesis 1 is not a scientific text.

I am surprised more pranks like this haven't taken place in football, expect Man City fans to launch a similar surprise on their local rivals by all supporters texting their United fan friends by all texting at the exact same time to tell them that Ronaldo has been sold and then ruining all believability it all by suggesting he has signed for the Eastlands oufit!

From suggested age ranges to the excitement over young readers» ability to move into more challenging texts, there are plenty of reasons driving the shift into heftier volumes as the years progress.

Elsewhere, other parents suggest using books (think text books), folded towels, boxes and folded blankets, and for even more inspiration, search «too short for jumperoo» and «too short for exersaucer» on Google Images and check out all the clever solutions parents have come up with.

But the sheer volume of unsolicited emails and texts I've had, from famous writers to people I don't know, telling me how moved and inspired they are suggests that I'm meeting a deep social need, and that there will be more work like this in theatre and beyond.

The relatively rare text descriptions are unusually verbose, and suggest a game considerably more laidback and whimsical than the punishing experience you're actually put through.

Introductory text screens provide context as to their placement, but suggest more deleted scenes are inexplicably absent.

We expected to round up five to 10 professional development texts pretty quickly, but we weren't entirely surprised when, with the end of the school year clearly in sight, you suggested a reprieve: «Read for pleasure» won the day, garnering far more mentions and likes than any of the PD books nominated.

The actual text is far more nuanced, suggesting that

It cites a new study that «suggests that people who often do multiple tasks in a variety of media — texting, instant messaging, online video watching, word processing, Web surfing, and more — do worse on tests in which they need to switch attention from one task to another than people who rarely multitask in this way.»

prehension and recall, feelings discussion, ideas for a week on the text - I'd suggest using other rhymes and Quentin Blake books for variation but continue exploring this book Indoor and outdoor activities and I'm sure theres loads more to add.

The second text «Amelie parle de son ecole...» is a text that focuses more on a description of school, subjects and teachers, as the title suggests.

He also hinted at future «augmented reality» elements of the Newsela experience, suggesting the «game - ification» of the texts with more interactive quizzes and expanded layers of interaction.

Medina suggests including videos, animations, less text and more images in presentations to students to enhance learning.

The National Literacy Trust survey of about 18,000 school children suggests youngsters are more likely to read text messages and emails than fiction.

I was actually suggesting that classes be composed of ranges of abilities.i made a crude sketch for L - M, M - H, M - G, and immediately there were cries of, «that's illegal» For example, having text level assessment scores ranging from 3 - 18 in one second grade class, and ranging from 10 - 24 in another class, and 24 - 36 in another class, is just shortening the range and making it more manageable for the instructor.

CCRA.R.9) calls for students to «analyze how two or more texts address similar themes or topics in order to build knowledge or to compare the approaches the authors take,» which suggests a strong case for adding the visual «text» to these comparisons, creating a whole other layer by bringing an authorial artist's approach and intention to the mix.

In - game text suggests those who studied the Great Ones — the Healing Church, the School of Mensis, and Byrgenworth College — came to the conclusion that they needed more eyes in order to commune with the entities controlling their fates.

Such details undermine Soltis's claim in the catalogue that Sully «allowed» his women to perform — as the wall text notes, Ridgely would have been expected to master the harp at finishing school — and that «they were free to show up in unusual poses» that one could more readily read as suggesting a lack of freedom.

Sam Gilliam's takes a more immersive Rothkoesque approach in April 4, a tribute to Martin Luther King created a year after his assassination, staining and knotting the canvas to create wash - like veils of muted colour dotted with clots of crimson, which «may suggest bloodstains» the texts argue — though the painting doesn't hit quite the note of transcendence it aspires to.

In her opinion, our culture no longer creates its self - image and an understanding of itself through text and artifact, but by means of cultural performances.11 In her analysis of the «reenactment» phenomenon of artistic performances, curator Inke Arns suggests that reenactments give us access to the past by means of immersion, identification, and the forging of more personal and diversified links with aspects of that past.

The conversion to more conventional text is quite well understood, and less ambiguous than if binary data was given with no supporting instructions (and I am NOT suggesting whether that did or did not happen).

Rather than belabor that point, which in any case is only a personal opinion rather than a «fact», I would only suggest that interested readers visit AR4, WG1, chapters 8 and 9, read the text, and more importantly visit the most salient references as well as any references a reader believes were not in that report but are relevant.

Overall, these results suggest that the «models are statistically indistinguishable from the truth» paradigm, which was used in the main text, is more appropriate to ensure consistency between models and observations, and avoids over emphasizing the climate models outputs.

If you want to get away from cutting and pasting text into regex101, I suggest you find a text editor with support for more Perl - like regex or pick up a little programming.

at 18 (suggesting that «more - frequent headings, use of lists and bullet points, and using white space and text proximity» can create «substantive and visual cues about organization»); Tiscione, supra note 6, at 532 — 33 (noting that emails using «visual cues or markers such as lists, bullets, or headings to highlight parts of the text... are arguably more effective»); Davis, supra note 4, at 521 («Certainly, memos conveyed in the body of an e-mail, for example, would benefit greatly from the generous use of headings.»).

There are plenty of SS7 - related demos & presentations posted here on HN, I suggest you use the search and find them, the people making those have much more experience than me in the field and you're better off with then rather than my half - assed explanations, but the point is, call and text interception is possible, among other nasty things (silently tracking a phone» approximate location, DoS, etc).

While it doesn't specifically mention the Pixels, the «Ask more of your phone» text (which could be referring to Google Assistant improvements) and the mention of Oct. 4th strongly suggest it is related to the upcoming device, especially as last year's Pixel event took place on the same date.

We suggest that feeds should be no more than a few minutes long for an audio clip, about 1 - 2 minutes for text - to - speech (TTS).

But as the name suggests, this is just a data - only SIM and nothing more, which means you only get data - related services — no unlimited phone calls or texting on this device.

This study confirmed that deaf children benefit more from problem - focused coping and also supported the texts that suggested contact with other deaf children may lessen the negativity of mainstreaming on their relations.

A study on a convenience sample of high - risk teens suggested that they were less anxious and depressed on the days that they texted more, not less.