Sentences with phrase «typing words suggested»

The idea is to trick your Facebook chat partners — who may or may not know you're using Chat Fu — into typing words suggested by the game.

Not exact matches

BlackBerry probably has the best predictive typing keyboard system out there, while Android's suggested words are good too when implemented properly.

The keyboard's algorithm is quite impressive as well, guessing nearly every time what word I wanted to type and suggesting it to me before I'd finished typing.

It will also allow people to report inaccurate, misleading or violent content seen in its autocomplete function, which shows suggested searches based off the first words typed into the Google search bar.

Another way to use Google Auto Suggest is to type in your root keyword and then start a new word beginning with the letter «a».

just type the word «CHRISTIAN» and «SEX» in Amazon search window and see if you get the repressive sort of literature this article suggests... go ahead.

«Inasmuch as eyetracking now can be built into mobile phones and tablets, it will be fairly easy to also install software that can assist learners when they are reading - for instance by adjusting the text's difficulty or suggesting texts which contain a certain type of words that the learner finds difficult and therefore needs to practice,» suggests Sigrid Klerke.

Previous research with tamarin monkeys (see image) suggested that the creatures seem to comprehend simple rules analogous to those that determine what types of word pairs belong together.

One final word - there's some interesting evidence to suggest a lactic acid «buffering» effect from small amounts of arginine, which may make it an interesting compound for certain types of endurance athletes.

Available on Chrome, Safari, and Firefox — as well as Android and as a download for programs like Microsoft Office — Grammarly can now find and correct mistakes 10 times more than word processors, fix over 250 types of errors (including subject - verb agreement and modifier placement), and suggest content - optimized synonyms.

Curse all you like, but what Michael said is what happened, for at the time the wording in Nintendo Enthusiast suggested that such enemy - type characters would be playable (obviously it was incorrect).

The second type is worded to suggest that vouchers would expand choices for parents generally and that parents with children in public schools would be part of the program.

You will find different types of activities to allow a greater differentiation in your class: - A recap about personality adjectives and family members with a picture to label and a reading as a starter - A listening / reading with a matching up - Classification activities for adjectives - An introduction to descriptive elements of the face (eyes, hair)- A grammar point with the verb HAVE with examples - Exercises (matching up Q / A, filling gap)- Introduction to description elements of shape - A listening activity about a movie review - Interactive reading activities with a guessing game description - 2 writing activities - a word search as plenary - Review of objectives I suggest you use this resource after the ESL Unit 2 lesson 1 to help students structure their knowledge but you can easily use this resource on its own!

k3000 provides a «check spelling while typing» feature that allows students to listen to suggested word choices before making changes, letting them make a more informed decision while editing their written work.

But when visitors to Amazon type the word «lush» into its search field, they are directed to alternative cosmetic products that the online giant suggests they might like to buy instead.

I had to disable this feature in my iPhone because I regularly type in two languages (plus tech slang) and the Apple implementation that forces you to use a word it suggests (unless you actively reject it) was driving me crazy.

A welcome optional predictive text feature suggests words as you type.

Gestures let you quickly access symbols, but here's the real winner: the keyboard appears to integrate something along the lines of SwiftKey's technology (just as the PlayBook does), letting you swipe on suggested words to build out entire sentences without typing them letter by letter.

Flick typing — whereby you flick up across the keyboard to compete suggested words — often activated the Android control keys, which are placed just above the QWERTY keyboard.

RIM knows people are looking at the keys when they type, so they have placed suggested words near the keys you'll be hitting next (having to break eye contact from the keys to look up at a row above the keyboard breaks your typing flow).

However, when holding the phone in one hand and typing with one thumb we found the placement of these suggested words to be extremely useful at increasing our typing speed.

Other showcased features included BlackBerry 10's new keyboard, which, on the Z10 at least, suggests words above certain letters as words are being typed.

Any other types of chews you'd like to suggest, or even words of caution?

As its name suggests, it's a grid - and turn - based tactical RPG in the vein of Final Fantasy Tactics, Tactics Ogre, and Disgaea (in other words, in my classification scheme, it's a Type III game).

In other words, they fail the most basic type of test imaginable; and in the words of Li et al., this finding suggests that «global climate models should better integrate the biological, chemical, and physical components of the earth system.»

For example, start to type «lemon» and it will suggest not only cases with that word in the name but also references to Lemon Laws.

Type a couple of words into the search box and see what Google suggests.

In addition to suggesting words as you type, Android's keyboard now tries to predict the next word you'll type before you've even started typing it.

There isn't much new with gesture typing since the last update, but now the suggested words will appear in the bar above the keyboard instead of floating around by your finger.

It predicts the word you're typing while you type it — so if you type «ambas,» it'll suggest «ambassador,» It also predicts the next word you'll type from the words you previously typed, so if you type «HI, how are,» it'll suggest «you.»

Whether that be auto - suggesting words as you type or offering Touch ID so you can log in with just your fingerprint.

There's also a newly updated prediction engine to help make things faster, including the ability to suggest emoji when typing certain phrases e.g. «happy» will bring up that word plus the smiley emoticon.

Of course, the headline feature is the Touch Bar — it's a thin OLED display at the top of the keyboard which can be used for any number of things, whether that be auto - suggesting words as you type or offering Touch ID so you can log in with just your fingerprint.

Smart Reply will suggest various responses to your emails, reducing the amount of time you need to spend typing the words.

So if you type, «You're my favorite,» the keyboard suggests words like «person,» or «girl» (we intended to type the former).

While not all managers are naturally demonstrative or articulate, HR can help managers by providing training, suggested wording and incorporating these types of discussions into performance reviews.

She suggested to use Thesaurus.com as a way to input keywords related to jobs that interest you and find other words that you can search by to find additional types of jobs that might be a fit for you.

Now, we're not suggesting you start filling out your resumes and cover letters using this exact technique, but what we want you to do is start thinking outside the normal box and expanding your vocabulary using our favorite type of words, action verbs!