Just as often, though, he commands attention because he commands attention.
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Understandably, it seems whatever commands our attention also commands our deeper anxieties.
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The commands work because of voice recognition systems that are always listening for commands.
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Commands were encoded into the webpage in the form of ordered commands, spaces and tabs.
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There were numerous commands to drop the firearm, the suspect did not comply with these commands.
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You can find a full list of available commands here (and you can also just say "voice commands help" in Docs and it will pop up all of these commands, too).
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The system is advanced enough to understand contextual commands, too, including references made to previously mentioned commands and objects.
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Comcast says it's also adding new commands for the smart home and improved AI capabilities for Spanish-language commands.
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She shot him after giving "verbal commands," the authorities said, but it was not clear what those commands were.
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Alexa doesn't slip up in following your microwave commands, as long as you follow the preset commands word for word.
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Google lists a bunch of commands on its Support Page, including how to adjust specific phone settings and general commands.
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There are a set of standard commands Genee understands by default but users can also create their own custom commands.
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Whereas China recently streamlined its operational forces into five broad regional commands, India maintains 17 separate single-service local commands.
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So they have to send commands to move a short distance, take new data, reassess, and then send fresh commands.
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Syed Rafiul Hussain, Imtiaz Karim Baseband firmware accepts special commands, known as AT commands, which control the device's cellular functions.
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For now, we know that these devices record your commands in order to train their voice software to understand commands better.
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It is unclear what those commands were or how much time passed between her issuing the commands and firing her weapon.
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Commands such as "go back 30 seconds" or "go forward seven minutes" work, as do setting commands like "reduce loud sounds".
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Those are the main commands and their variants, but there are plenty more questions you can ask and commands to try.
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Alexa takes spoken commands, sends them to the Web, converts them into digital commands and sends them back to the device.
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She shot him dead after giving him "verbal commands," the authorities said, but it was not clear what those commands were.
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The mirror already has Amazon's Alexa built in and responds to your commands accordingly, but do they have to be your commands?
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Stories began to circulate about Guyger giving Jean "verbal commands," with the reports stating that Jean ignored said commands before he was shot.
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At long last: we can bark commands at an Echo, which will relay commands to the Harmony remote, which will control the television.
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The machine instructions for those commands are already generated and so it's more just a matter of matching commands to instructions on the fly.
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BIG-i won't just take commands from anyone — it will recognize your voice and treat other people as strangers and won't listen to their commands.
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Amazon hasn't said whether it'll make more thorough deletion voice commands, such as commands to delete all data or the past week or month of data.
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Of course, voice commands and smart home controls are also available, and Google Assistant is apparently superb at detecting "OK Google" commands even with music blasting.
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WSL essentially translates commands meant for the Linux kernel—the core part of the operating system that talks to hardware—into commands for the Windows kernel.
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He appointed senior officers to run new commands in each of the 23 states and Caracas, the capital, as well as eight regional commands above those.
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The log records a history of any commands initiated on the server, but it contained only a couple commands, suggesting the intruder may have deleted others.
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From his enlistment in 1969 and commission as an officer three years later, throughout his many posts and commands (including the Joint Forces and Central commands), Gen.
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Using voice commands for editing text never struck me as all that convenient (using the keyboard is simply faster for issuing these commands), but if you have an impairment that keeps you from using the keyboard, these new commands may now make using Google Docs an option for you.
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"Right now I'm controlling it with a button or with voice commands, so you now have two sets of buttons and two sets of voice commands," Whitman said.
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India commands meaningful advantages within its environs — just as China commands meaningful advantages, vis-à-vis a stronger United States, when encounters take place off East Asian shorelines.
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The media was adjusting the lens on the story to mention ignored verbal commands, as if one must respond to verbal commands when a stranger is in one's apartment.
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In it's most complex shape, it is a robot that can interpret human commands and execute those commands, all the while becoming smarter and, in the process, more autonomous.
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And crucially, these voice commands can be uttered with natural intonation—that is, you don't have to mimic the pattern of a robot to have the app understand your commands.
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In January a vice-admiral took over one of the five new theatre commands—the first non-army officer to run one of these commands, but presumably not the last.
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With Alexa inside the vehicle, drivers can use voice commands to use basic Alexa commands like asking for news and weather, in addition to third-party apps like Starbucks and NPR.
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In 2018, Chrome and Google search are already behemoths in their own right: Chrome commands around 60 percent market share for browsers, and search commands around 90 percent among search engines.
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You can learn the commands by reading up on the Google Docs support site or, when you are using the voice-typing function in a document, saying aloud "Voice commands help."
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Another officer testified during the trial that he, not Brailsford, was issuing those commands so this article has been updated to reflect that the other officer was the one giving commands.
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Political appointees have been absent from military commands for more than a century, and as a result we have a strong military that commands broad respect and tremendous influence in Washington.
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New commands coming to Alexa, Amazon's personal voice assistant, will enable users to delete recordings of their commands—a big deal given the eavesdropping debacle in which Amazon was embroiled this year.
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"Instead of combining these commands to the detriment of our friends, our allies, and in fact our own command and control capabilities, we intend to be more efficient by integrating functions like logistics, intelligence and plans across the Joint Staff, the combatant commands and subordinate commands, eliminating redundancies wherever we find them without losing capability," he said.
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This will be most useful to you with shell scripts, which are just listings of shell commands (command line commands) that are packaged into a single file and do (automate, perhaps) something useful.
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This was before Apple opened up Siri to third party apps so they were routing voice commands through a proxy — and claim to have basically built "the first app store for voice commands".
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If you don't want to program the commands yourself, then you can browse the massive library of recipes compiled by IFTTT, and along the way get plenty of inspiration for your own commands.
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Plus, you can use voice commands to control your viewing.
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The software implements a custom protocol that uses various 'commands.
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As the men entered the station, police immediately issued commands.
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Compare that to Trump, who commands a notorious bot army.
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Daenerys has freed people from chains and commands literal dragons.
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The theory is that voice commands make life more convenient.
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Waze, which Google acquired in 2013, already has voice commands.
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It's not uncommon for me to miss commands like that.
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The commands are part of a broader push toward privacy.
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They don't understand trainers' commands and don't like the food.
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Popular on Instagram and the runway, the look commands attention.
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Despite the scandals, Najib commands the loyalty of UMNO chieftains.
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But sometimes Alexa's ability to understand the commands was confounding.
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He commands his own security forces, numbering about 20,000 men.
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On top, she commands a position of power during sex.
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You can access a directory of Prompt commands on www.promptapp.
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Regardless, it has speakers and will respond to voice commands.
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Shortcuts let you automate certain tasks using custom Siri commands.
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Just look at how he commands control of the conversation.
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Samsung says there are over 3,000 commands it can perform.
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" Leonard said that Cruz "was calm and understood my commands.
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But Roku's voice commands are still in need of refinement.
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You'll need this password for certain sudo commands going forward.
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At 235, she commands the cozy booth like a stage.
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Users can control Tidal via voice control or touchscreen commands.
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Google isn't the only company vying for your spoken commands.
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Often, the president commands attention because what he's doing matters.
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There's no time to send any corrective commands from Earth.
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Other commands like "skip back" and "pause" are supported too.
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Why were police commands given to a motorist in need?
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The party run by Dr Mahathir, Bersatu, commands just 13.
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Look but don't touch... Fortunately, I follow my silent commands.
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No other oral folk art commands this kind of audience.
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The before: & after: commands return documents before & after a date.
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It'll be fun to see what other commands get added.
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Sitting on those buttons, of course, produced only gibberish commands.
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He didn't respond to the officer's verbal commands, Coromato said.
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Worse, none of the commands requires any authentication, he said.
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Voice commands, for example, are initiated with a single tap.
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Dogs can understand a few words and follow basic commands.
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What's more, they could use voice commands to conduct searches.
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Sometimes it nails your voice commands and sometimes it doesn't.
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Each of the commands below was asked to both assistants.
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It's Pop's room and he commands it, totally and completely.
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Ditto for using voice commands for closing and minimizing windows.
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Does your Amazon Echo often misunderstand your questions and commands?
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Hadley said the girl is now responding to verbal commands.
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Aquaman commands more than just the denizens of Earth's oceans.
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That's more than twice the multiple Daniel Elk's outfit commands.
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FILET mignon commands a princely sum on many restaurant menus.
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To send more public diplomacy people to key military commands.
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Otherwise Bigurl would think he's trying to give it commands.
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Rajneesh commands an intricate and highly lucrative worldwide financial empire.
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Shortcuts lets you create custom voice labels for Siri commands.
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How to set up voice commands for your Amazon Echo
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No problem, because the iconic hue commands all the attention.
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The United Nations has said Chatayev directly commands 130 militants.
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Wayne Don, who currently commands 1,200 Alaska National Guard soldiers.
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But the researchers found that these commands can be manipulated.
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Colonel Allen commands the 24th Special Operations Wing at Hurlburt.
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It's to find a path forward that commands greater consensus.
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The Breitbart boss commands a feisty pack of true believers.
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Judge Ellis should be commended for recognizing these constitutional commands.
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Google uses them to identify commands spoken into Android smartphones.
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Trump needs Abe because Japan commands attention in the region.
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Ours is a God whose commands we seek to silence.
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Are there any other placebo or performative commands or warnings?
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Baidu currently commands nearly 70 percent of China's search market.
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TV channel to control a real robot via chatroom commands.
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Every dog responded to both verbal and nonverbal hand commands.
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It commands thousands of followers from Afghanistan to the Philippines.
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They simply take commands (or automated actions) and execute them.
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His agent is Scott Boras, who commands the richest contracts.
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The band's performative precision commands a studious amount of attention.
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The DS starts at $10,995, while the DSR commands $15,495.
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But now she fully commands the foreground of her songs.
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Donald C. Bolduc, who commands American Special Operations in Africa.
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But he can kick ISIS ass because he commands fire!
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No matter the situation, officers should issue verbal commands first.
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Yes, that's where God commands the blessing, ordains eternal life.
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He also created special commands that would make coding easier.
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Cohen commands a great pile of stones in Greenwich, Conn.
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Additionally, Amazon is adding some new privacy commands to Alexa.
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But speech was clear and Alexa commands were handled quickly.
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Amazon claims those commands could execute four times as quickly.
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You can find a full list of supported commands here.
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As for the broader public, the BBC commands wide support.
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Other player commands, like "next" or "fast forward," work, too.
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A feisty remote control robot that responds to voice commands
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Similar to previous virtual assistants, Bixby responds to voice commands.
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They've sent more than 835 recovery commands that remain unanswered.
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Neither candidate commands more than 50 percent in recent polls.
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Stratcom is one of the American military's 10 unified commands.
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Certainly no woman in art history commands her popular acclaim.
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Cars are getting smarter — and, yes, they understand voice commands.
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Christ commands us to render unto Caesar what is Caesar's.
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Along with basic commands like Start and Stop and sensor-based commands, there are nested code blocks that let you build entire subroutines that you can drop into a program as a single block.
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And there's already an example of a smart speaker listening to silent commands from a TV: Alexa devices can hear a special signal Amazon embeds into Alexa commercials so they don't accidentally trigger commands.
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Throughout the roughly five-minute clip, the drones appear to follow his gesture commands until he commands them to go back to the suitcase, which they do so in a startling and orderly fashion.
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My eldest grabs my phone, commands Siri to show him pictures of Big Ben (he was born in London) and then commands me to print them at work using The Times's fancy color printers.
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You can then use voice commands like play, pause, mute, skip, and so on with your Sonos speakers, as well as all the thousands of other commands Alexa and Google Assistant can respond to.
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The researchers said that most of the commands that control the devices do not require authorization and the commands are well documented, allowing anyone with basic knowledge to gain access and track a device.
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Once calibrated, the research team says it was able to get around 92 percent accuracy for commands — which, honestly, doesn't seem too far off from the accuracy of voice commands for the assistants I've used.
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This latest version also adds support for "OK Google" voice commands.
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Spain's minority government commands just 24% of the Chamber of Deputies.
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Siri, on occasion, still took several seconds to respond to commands.
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As the world's most profitable company, it commands a disproportionate influence.
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Apple meanwhile commands less than 19 percent of the education market.
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They initially refused to comply with the officers' commands, authorities said.
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That means users can control their sound system with voice commands.
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The report says China now commands 22019% of the world's GDP.
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Mr Torra commands only a few of the MPs in question.
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This allows commands to be issued to the car via software.
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Jeffrey Paine, who commands an armored cavalry (tank) squadron on post.
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And he still commands a lot of faith among his shareholders.
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But a bionic limb receiving commands is only half the picture.
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You'll have to run through the gamut of Waze's frequent commands.
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Too often, Siri whiffs when it tries to interpret your commands.
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Many of the commands the AI assistant follows are text-based.
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Still, Alexa voice commands need to get better and more dependable.
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Decisions are made in one place and transmitted back as commands.
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The Olympian's son commands over 750,000 Instagram followers of his own.
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The instructions looks more like equations than commands to say aloud.
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It boasts Siri functionality, too, so it can execute voice commands.
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It's a very simple creation, consisting of just a couple commands.
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The amount of money Couric commands is staggering—and for what?
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She follows all sorts of commands, like shake, sit and stay.
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To that end, the company introduced Voice Commands for Meet today.
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And where would we be without voice commands and universal search?
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Through the microphone, you give it commands or ask it questions.
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For a full list of supported commands, ask Cortana for help.
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That's hardly worth the minimum $100 premium an i7 processor commands.
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I grab some treats and work on commands with them instead.
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Information related to the commands is brought up on the touchscreen.
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There are now over 500 different activity utterances (voice commands) supported.
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Amazon blamed the incident on Alexa misinterpreting a set of commands.
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The company commands about 1 percent of the U.S. beer market.
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Using this, we can send high-level commands to the robot.
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She considers herself important, and relevant, and commands authority and respect.
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It'll reportedly be able to respond to voice commands and gestures.
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The Note 7 supports Edge panels, Air Commands, Screen off memo.
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But he commands the story as soon as he shows up.
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Among newly public software companies, Cloudera commands a fairly average valuation.
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The officers said they gave verbal commands, which the woman ignored.
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Presumably, a large chunk of those search commands could be monetized.
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As well as enjoying some support, IS commands expertise and recruits.
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Spring wheat usually commands a premium over the lower-quality grades.
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The remote also appears to have an option for voice commands.
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Some sample commands include the following: "Alexa, change channel to ESPN"
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"Send these, the homeless, tempest-tossed to me," the poem commands.
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Drag and drop a chain of commands in Siri's Shortcuts app.
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Advertising in magazines should offer voice commands to find out more.
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Because, with this exciting app, you can also issue voice commands.
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The billionare commands 845 delegates to Cruz's 85033 and Kasich's 148.
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Genesis 2: God commands all people to "serve and protect" creation.
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Mondelez says it now commands 66% of the Indian chocolate market.
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The outspoken billionaire commands 2900 percent voter support, edging past Sen.
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He resurrected his political career — and now commands the Senate again.
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Mondelez says it now commands 13% of the Indian chocolate market.
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Assign each outlet a name and control it with voice commands.
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Snapchat is today launching new lenses that respond to voice commands.
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And on that level, with failures acknowledged, it still commands respect.
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He reverts to Arabic and commands the men to kill Miller.
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China commands 8x more debt than Kenya's second largest lender, France.
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Plus, it responds to voice commands for triggering certain features, too.
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When issuing commands, an officer needs to immediately assess external factors.
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One World Trade Center, completed in 2014, commands the horizon now.
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But Sessions still commands a strong, conservative following in the state.
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The holdouts are Pentheus (Eric Berryman) and the soldiers he commands.
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It commands global television audiences of more than a billion people.
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But it's not the meat, mild and unassuming, that commands attention.
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As a bonus, Mija is bilingual and answers to Spanish commands.
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Both require the brain to send fast, precise commands to muscles.
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Misty J. Posey, who commands the female recruits at Parris Island.
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Here's your homework for the week: Adopt five new voice commands.
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The train would not respond to repeated computer commands to move.
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The lower-level commands in Somalia and Niger, however, are different.
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The race for the majors' best record also commands their attention.
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She drew her firearm and issued verbal commands, the affidavit says.
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That said, Biden still commands a strong lead in national polling.
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Robbins commands a world both insular and utterly devoted to him.
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Some also route vocal commands straight to Siri, Alexa or Google.
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The US military estimates that Al-Shabaab commands over 4,000 fighters.
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Sometimes it's more convenient to touch than to use voice commands.
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Ford commands from a point of authority; Maeve writes from within.
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The driver can use touch or voice commands to make adjustments.
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While they haven't tested this specifically, the researchers also suggest that an attacker could use light commands to trigger Amazon's "whisper mode," which allows a user to speak commands and receive answers in a hushed tone.
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With Spotify as the default service on Echo devices, for example, Alexa can't always figure out commands that instruct it to play music by lyrics, activity, or mood – commands that work well with Amazon Music, of course.
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Users can define how they interact with Looker inside of Slack defining their own commands if they wish using classic Slack slash commands such as /Looker usage [customer name] to see the usage for a particular customer.
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The idea is that you can tap your jacket sleeve to send commands to your smartphone, which is not too far off from tapping a smartwatch to send commands to your smartphone, but perhaps an easier gesture.
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Over time, the use of AT commands expanded into modern protocols like SMS texting, 3G, and LTE, and even came to include custom commands for things like launching a camera or controlling a touchscreen on a smartphone.
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To get the most of these Alexa commands, you'll need to enable the skills from the Alexa Skills store first, and the Google Home commands and settings have to be enabled in your Google Home mobile app.
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Home offers the promise of not just understanding commands, but providing conversation.
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Lilith refused to submit to Adam's commands and left the Garden herself.
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The software is used for tasks such as transcription and voice commands.
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However, it does have information on the commands you speak to Alexa.
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Nobody wants their neighbor inputting commands on their console while they're playing.
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He knew basic commands and didn't have any accidents in the house.
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Here are 21 commands that even seasoned Echo users may not know.
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Another cool feature is Google Assistant built-in to perform smart commands.
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The product is activated through voice commands instead of buttons or sensors.
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Google's routines let you string multiple actions together using custom voice commands.
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The feature allows processors to preemptively execute future commands, offering speed increases.
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This BMW-owned infrastructure also handles remote service commands to its cars.
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Their leader, Luis, a scrawny figure with warm eyes, calls out commands.
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"Hey Siri" voice commands for music only work for Apple Music currently.
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Drones that issue medical commands to citizens have been spotted over towns.
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It responds to commands with the sound effects straight from the movies.
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The chief executive commands the attorney general, not the other way around.
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It will let people use Alexa commands and skills in the car.
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But Mr. da Silva still commands the loyalty of millions of Brazilians.
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You can also use handwriting or voice commands to operate the system.
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To that end, it's announcing a couple of new Alexa commands today.
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He commands the respect and authority that a teacher would over adolescents.
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Guyger told investigators that she gave Jean verbal commands before firing twice.
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You simply say the commands and it connects you via the Echo.
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Back in the terminal, type these commands: cd ssdt iasl -dl DSDT.
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You can find a full list of the commands on Nvidia's website.
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In practice, this means tapping out commands to both games' excellent soundtracks.
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Google Home devices can now process and complete two commands at once.
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The code throughout the app references "Quartz" that operates using voice commands.
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You can trigger ambient noise on Home with several different voice commands.
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Barked commands, fierce glares and preposterously high kicks all signal violent intent.
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" This plea is interlaced between the officer's commands to "drop the gun.
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It's sleeker, more portable, and the voice commands work with more apps.
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We served in the same commands, so we have a good relationship.
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Mr Duterte commands Congress like a strongman, thanks to his approval ratings.
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Usually, a tree of commands requires hard coding every single possible request.
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Amazon claimed the affected Echo speakers were triggered by false positive commands.
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Police said Smith was armed and ignored commands to drop his gun.
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Hands-free calling: Users can make free phone calls using voice commands.
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Then, a person can call out requests or commands in either language.
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Were you sure to give it the right commands before running it?
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In response to various programmed commands, the robot would wink and giggle.
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Philae has two receivers to input commands and two transmitters to respond.
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Just this week Uber added voice commands for drivers picking up passengers.
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All of GE's smart appliances can now carry out commands through IFTTT.
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Ikea's smart light bulbs will answer to voice commands starting this summer.
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The faction also commands a legislative veto in parliament, further complicating matters.
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Those readings are then used to send input commands to the phone.
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He said they were doing so after military commands declined their assistance.
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Urbanski started yelling bizarre commands at Collins, witnesses said, according to police.
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There's also fitness tracking, motion commands, and a few other software features.
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He added that the team has stopped sending commands to the lander.
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They require pasting some short commands into the terminal of your machine.
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It's a good way to add basic voice commands to a room.
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Instead, you'll need to physically press a button to issue voice commands.
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Some of the pre-programmed voice commands for the Voice Command feature.
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The new voice commands are available now in Google Docs on Chrome.
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You could also opt to operate your phone using only voice commands.
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He has a presence that immediately commands the attention of the room.
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He had no training and certainly didn't respond to commands in English.
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Plus, it's just damn cool to voice commands to automate your home.
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Just update in Settings > Sound & Voice > Voice Commands for the #WazeWin. pic.twitter.
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The nose-down commands were issued by Boeing's so-called MCAS software.
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Suu Kyi's party commands a large majority in the combined Union Parliament.
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It's able to isolate and ignore these to better recognize your commands.
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They thought kids were learning bad manners by barking commands at Alexa.
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Its Alexa voice commands make controlling music and smart home gadgets frictionless.
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Vincent Brooks, who commands U.S. Forces, United Nations Command and ROK-U.
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On a whole, however, the microphone did a good job recognizing commands.
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She commands a premium of easily 50 percent over her female peers.
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The induction is one of the Air Force's Space Commands highest honors.
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The Pop can also combine commands for different devices with each trigger.
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"He commands the ball, and has the coach's complete trust," Philo says.
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Some commands already work, such as pausing and restarting your iTunes music.
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It's also the first Chromebook with Google Assistant voice commands built in.
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Blass' images also clearly show prompts for Alexa commands on the display.
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Olusegun Adeniyi, who commands the anti-insurgency operation, told reporters last month.
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Narrator: Which forces trainees to follow basic commands under extreme psychological stress.
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Through voice-activated commands, they navigate these mundane tasks quickly and efficiently.
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A life-long New Yorker, Kelly served in 25 different police commands.
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The deputies sought cover and Theriot dropped the weapon on their commands.
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Amazon, the Echo and Alexa have brought voice commands to the home.
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I tried a couple different commands, and Alexa understood each one instantly.
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The police said Mr. Woods had refused commands to drop the knife.
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Whether those commands are properly interpreted and executed remains to be seen.
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Amazon isn't the only company using humans to review voice commands, either.
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Duterte commands a big majority in both the Congress and the Senate.
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Spider-Man only listens to your commands while his logo is glowing.
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I continued to give verbal commands, and so did my immediate partner.
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What Benetech does is commands the same set of talents and dynamics.
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His presence immediately commands attention, and he easily takes over the room.
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In the past, an operator instructed a computer and commands were performed.
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It certainly saves from having to memorize all of the different commands.
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As I said before, the command line's power comes from combining commands.
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" The officer issuing commands also referred to Shaver, 26, as "young man.
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She currently commands the largest editorial salary at the organization, Wiedeman reports.
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Similar to the Amazon Echo, the Home Hub responds to voice commands.
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We spend the next 40 minutes training him to follow my commands.
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She commands attention and takes up space in the public's MMA consciousness.
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He commands extraordinary loyalty from his supporters and has unique communication skills.
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On most sets, the trainers would be just off camera shouting commands.
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So he had Berry herself be the one to give the commands.
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This gadget records children's voice commands and uses artificial intelligence to respond.
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But Sancerre, like Champagne, commands a high price because of production laws.
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" Both devices can also help you calm down with commands like "O.
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These commands will now execute up to 4 times faster, says Amazon.
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The attackers shouted out commands in the rough tones of North Vietnamese.
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Avvy, their Brittany spaniel, responds to commands in English, French, and Czech.
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"Take her out of the will, not a single dollar!" he commands.
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Otherwise, it is advisable to obey all verbal commands from your lamp.
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Just give him a toy lion and he commands the entire room.
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We use Excel spreadsheets and write commands to extract usable data quickly.
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Wells Fargo now commands almost 1.6 times book value in the market.
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In addition, Danon said that Iran "directly commands" 60,000 local Syrian fighters.
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Congress has nearly unlimited authority to issue commands to the federal bureaucracy.
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I'd make whatever editorial suggestions — or editorial commands — that I thought necessary.
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All of these can be controlled by voice commands or through text.
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As first lady, she wields considerable influence and naturally commands an audience.
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A boss who communicates with brevity commands a certain level of authority.
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Colby Howard, who commands the new USS Wasp, said in a statement.
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Palo Alto commands a $20.2 billion market cap to Zscaler's $6.6 billion.
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When the police shout commands, can older people understand what they're saying?
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The in-vehicle system includes a touch screen and understands voice commands.
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Katie Bosch's "Emaciation" (2018) sculpture commands the gallery from the room's center.
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Women were even more common among the high commands of passenger ships.
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The system will allegedly handle multiple commands at once and also house the capability to remind drivers of upcoming appointments, suggest new routes based on traffic, and operate numerous vehicle commands like the HVAC controls and door locks.
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The report also states the portable Echo will charge using a docking station and voice commands will be limited to "push-button," meaning you will have to press a physical button on the device to activate voice commands.
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"Education and guidance should be enhanced to promote servicemen's awareness to listen to the Party and follow the commands of the Party center and Central Military Commission," Xi said, referring to the body he leads which commands the military.
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When they played commands the dogs were familiar with, the dogs disproportionately turned to the right, and when they played distorted speech, or commands in a language the dogs had never heard before, they mostly turned to the left.
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However, most of the other commands are fairly consistent between the two platforms.
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When the interface learns new commands, how are users supposed to know that?
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Deputies encountered Hurlburt upon arriving, and he allegedly refused to follow their commands.
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Also using voice commands for stuff can be annoying and not always appropriate!
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Now, you can correct and stylize written text with voice commands as well.
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Voice commands were no longer effective, so Ford and Bernie were brought in.
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He commands it to sit on its hind legs and jump between stools.
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Mr Déby commands a small but professional army formed mainly of Zaghawa soldiers.
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The Chinese drone company commands about 70 percent of the global drone market.
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A police report says the incident escalated after the couple refused police commands.
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So she struts and dances and commands attention, and people start to respond.
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Aside from the usual playback commands, you can control the equalizer as well.
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In larger states, an attorney general commands hundreds of lawyers and other resources.
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But I'm missing a lot—especially for the high price tag Aibo commands.
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Therefore, instead of typing everything, you can dictate text and send commands thusly.
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The service classifies images in real time and takes pictures using voice commands.
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Cortana will be used to send commands to devices, just like Amazon's Echo.
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In February last year, a hacker sent out commands to some 150,000 printers.
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You could also execute Terminal commands, but who's got the time for that?
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With Alexa, you can adjust bass, mid-range, and treble with voice commands.
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It sometimes didn't register my commands and got stuck in a processing loop.
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The update also improves on the Xbox One's ability to detect voice commands.
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Those commands to GO FIRST are circled in the grid for easier identification.
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RUBIO: The bible commands us to let our light shine on the world.
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The line will be added to the other commands listed on the page.
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It starts with command and the style in which Swift commands are written.
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It honours commands and responds to queries regardless of their tone or hostility.
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It's so technologically advanced it can be operated by the pilot's thought commands.
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Through voice commands, users could potentially Like or leave comments on this content.
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With his coalition partners, he commands more than two-thirds of the Diet.
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Now, make your EFI folder accessible using the commands I showed you earlier.
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Wells Fargo, meanwhile, now commands almost 1.6 times book value in the market.
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Wired writes that future versions of the app will apparently include voice commands.
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As a novelty feature, having voice commands on a microwave is pretty cool.
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Nvidia is launching this new feature with a hefty amount of Alexa commands.
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Without that necessary bridge between devices, stringing commands together can be rather difficult.
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They followed him from a residential block to a bigger street, shouting commands.
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" It noted, "The midlevel commands and staff members are hurt by the killings.
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Not when privacy is increasingly central to the premium the Apple brand commands.
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The only other issue I had with the system was using voice commands.
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And owners will need to pay $6 per month to use voice commands?
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Google itself has had the proactive Google Now, with voice commands, for years.
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And Assistant helps out with a wide range of services with simple commands.
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This helps prevent commands from being activated by other users or background noise.
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But the app can't actually change the wallpaper using voice commands just yet.
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"Shouted command overload" can be confusing, especially if the commands conflict, he said.
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A single officer should always be in charge of issuing commands, Gagliano said.
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The pop-ad ad, meanwhile, commands the attention of anyone who visits Google.
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She commands the spirits of the dead and reads cards with uncanny accuracy.
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You can edit queries manually if your commands aren't picked up first time.
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AK, backed by the Nationalist Movement Party (MHP), still commands a parliamentary majority.
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Mr Sharif's party, the PML-N, still commands a big majority in parliament.
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Voice commands in other English-speaking regions will be coming in the future.
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Though Bear bestrides the narrative, it is Pinch who commands the reader's respect.
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However, because of the volumes, Amazon likely commands big discounts on shipping costs.
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Tap or click here for 21 Alexa commands you'll use over and over.
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Flight controllers sent more than 1,000 recovery commands to Opportunity, all in vain.
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The tiny robot walks on two legs and can operate via voice commands.
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And some are already pioneering the next step - where voice commands are unnecessary.
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Voice commands will also be limited to telling the car app your destination.
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You can see your character do things that result from inputting button commands.
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It also responds to voice commands for things like navigation destination and entertainment.
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You connected with a telnet client and entered text commands to navigate around.
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There are currently nine Unified Combatant Commands, organized both by region and responsibility.
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Aldrin managed the device by punching in two-digit commands he had memorized.
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" One of the voice commands for the Amazon Echo is the word, "Alexa.
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Alexa isn't perfect, she still stumbles with questions and commands, but she's accessible.
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He's the glue that binds the Cubs, and he commands the utmost respect.
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She said it was indisputable that McDonald ignored commands to drop his knife.
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And when my shifts commands were complied with, they were often excruciatingly slow.
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Through the remote, users can issue voice commands to control their TV experience.
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Google says its workers are listening to and transcribing people's Google Assistant commands.
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Amazon's success prompted Sonos to take a more serious look at voice commands.
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For better or for worse, he commands (and commandeers) the daily news cycle.
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Complex commands require a player to master chains of sophisticated command-line syntax.
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Voice recognition let me give it commands, or repeat phrases and get feedback.
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Despite Mr Puigdemont's claim, there is no evidence that secession commands a majority.
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Another tip is give short, startling commands to jolt people in to action.
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The participants — usually police recruits — can talk to the characters and give commands.
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Under Advanced Settings, tap Voice Commands and flip the switch next to Enable.
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Qassim Suleimani, who commands the Islamic Revolutionary Guards' Quds force, was in Moscow.
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Lucas Gebhart, who commands the 4/6th Cavalry's Bravo Troop, told the outlet.
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It also commands a similar lofty price, $34 for a 50-minute class.
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It responds to a set of programmed verbal commands spoken into a microphone.
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Consider the Amazon Echo, a small stationary computer that responds to voice commands.
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The advent of Geographic Combatant Commands cemented the Department of Defense's geographic organization.
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" Suddenly, the redhead's high-pitched voice commands me from behind: "Put him down!
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He memorized scripts and commands, and wowed his friends by manipulating video games.
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Instead, it will allow iOS users to build lists using Siri voice commands.
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In his corner, Owen Roddy beamed from ear to ear in between commands.
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August's devices are able to operate through touch or using Siri voice commands.
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My website's traffic has languished, but Lulu now commands nearly 40,000 Instagram followers.
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The LE-5 model had been used in 16 commands across the city.
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Mr. Erdogan now officially commands vast authority over the legislature and the judiciary.
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But it commands attention as an object lesson in the banality of evil.
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Neither commands a majority in Parliament, but they'll try to put it together.
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On Saturday, she commands one of the most sought-after spots in sport.
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Although Warren is steadily rising, she still commands only a fifth of voters.
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And Fox News, with juggernaut ratings and ad revenue, commands a devoted audience.
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Australia commands a fleet of 59 Abrams tanks and may order 100 more.
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But while today's G.O.P. can't do policy, it commands a powerful propaganda machine.
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But bound by djinn magic, denying her mother's commands is no easy task.
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Blue and White leader Benny Gantz commands a wafer-thin majority in parliament.
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As the story continues, however, the narrator's commands grow more elaborate and sinister.
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But remember: Those search commands still work on the mobile version of Slack.
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He is a magnetic personality who commands respect, gives respect and produces wins.
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The police said the vehicle continued to reverse despite verbal commands to stop.
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The solace they give comes without commands or obligations, without tightness or constriction.
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The voice-activated Siri assistant can handle voice commands and control certain apps.
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Kevin M. Donegan, who commands the Navy's Fifth Fleet, which is based here.
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Siri is capable of responding to a huge library of commands and questions.
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The party controls every statewide office and commands supermajorities in the Legislature. Gov.
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But Parchman commands an outsized presence, both in the Delta and in Mississippi.
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Or just a few commands — particularly when many find some voice searches wanting?
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Sajjad al-Hour as he commands 150 men through the streets of Mosul.
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He plugged it in and it started (slowly) sending commands while he watched.
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The state commands a 15 percent stake in Renault and two board seats.
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Mr. Trump commands about 4,000 weapons that he alone is empowered to launch.
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But Excite wasn't able to send commands to some of the devices aboard.
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After a quick exchange of pleasantries, the 26-year-old commands the room.
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These cables allow commands from a computer to be sent to the breakers.
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He commands a global platform and will soon be America's commander in chief.
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The customizable Touch Bar lets you arrange the commands you use the most.
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"Out of fear, plaintiff complied with Jeffrey Epstein's commands," the woman's attorneys wrote.
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Third-party app developers can take advantage of voice commands, so you should be able to use voice commands to summon an Uber car, send a message through WhatsApp or map a jog with a fitness app, among other tricks.
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They are the ones who get to own the term: those who live in a way that celebrates the greatness of God by obeying his commands and serving his creation, not those who flout those commands and attack his creation unjustly.
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While early beta versions of Cortana for Xbox One were designed to disable Xbox commands once Cortana was enabled, Microsoft has pushed out an update that will allow users to disable the assistant and return to the old Xbox commands.
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But others want to use voice commands while in the bathroom: 14 percent of survey respondents said they keep their devices there already, and 19 percent said they would like to be able to use hands free commands in the shower.
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"The warrant commands the officer to take the person into custody," Captain Sutter said.
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After a few keyboard commands, they take off and aim straight for his head.
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I could use voice commands to turn on the lights, coffee maker, and music.
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Gerst forgot that he was supposed to give the AI commands using its name.
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The artist's massive aluminum sculpture "Things" commands a former bank space in Midtown Manhattan.
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Most connect to Alexa via an inexpensive hub, but some can accept commands directly.
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The report says that Harper was "loud" and "verbally abusive" and refused police commands.
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That placement also makes it easier for it to listen for voice assistant commands.
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Mesa police officers said Johnson resisted arrest and did not comply with their commands.
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He also was able to say "hello" and respond to some commands from doctors.
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Kramp-Karrenbauer commands respect in the party for her serious, factual approach to policymaking.
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Or he could simply replay legitimate unlocking commands, which had much the same effect.
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Alexa is the digital assistant in Amazon's Echo Dot that reacts to vocal commands.
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As a result, we have been pursuing technology that enables ordering via voice commands.
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They will still use the same commands to deploy their applications onto Cloud Foundry.
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Then one day, someone hacks that chip, sending malicious commands to the robotic arm.
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Most were for breaking rules or failing to follow jail staff commands, he said.
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Or a dog learning to associate commands with actions—sitting when told to sit.
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"When I tell you to do something, you f---ing do it," he commands.
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The team embedded subliminal commands, inaudible to human ears, into anodyne, white noise music.
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The report also said Harper was "loud" and "verbally abusive" and refused police commands.
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You'll also be able to generate training data for voice commands using AIR tokens.
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You control the Boy directly and exert limited control over Trico by issuing commands.
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If you like using voice commands, there's the option to integrate Siri as well.
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According to Instagram Stories, Emily Ratajkowski is the one who commands all the eyeballs.
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Audio snippets of voice commands can also be deleted from your Facebook Activity Log.
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Once set up, initiating a Skype call works just like other commands in Slack.
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A small multifunction knob does the heavy lifting, and voice commands aren't much better.
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Kardashian may not be the real first lady, but she certainly commands the country.
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Siri, for example, gives a response letting you know that it can't schedule commands.
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The full voice commands aren't available, and we don't know when they will be.
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He commands the Presidential Guard, which defends the royal family and conducts special operations.
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If you want to see other skills and commands you can use, do this:
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Saying "good morning" to your Echo could soon trigger a whole raft of commands.
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Rahmatullah Raufi, a former Afghan Army general who now commands the Afghan Border Police.
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I'm testing whether—as promised—the diet will make Dexter more pliable to commands.
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These shortcuts let users perform certain tasks with their apps through Siri voice commands.
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Yet Britain must decide, and do so in a way that commands reasonable legitimacy.
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Beginners never have to write and edit code to issue commands to their robots.
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From there, Siri can run through all of the normal commands from your phone.
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Users have some flexibility when it comes to issuing commands to the Google Assistant.
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They'll be planning and refining the exact commands needed for the spacecraft's flyby sequence.
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Playtime in an exercise pen, during a walk, while practicing commands, playing games, etc.
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Democracy remains a going concern not because the law commands it to be so.
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Between his three channels, he commands an audience of more than 15 million people.
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He commands an audience through his passion for the technology his company is creating.
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This means you can give one-touch access to terminal commands and system controls.
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A full list of its commands will be posted to the Xbox Insiders Reddit.
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The integrated microphone will also let you easily take calls and give voice commands.
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Among the files were commands to control Spotify, the person's home thermostat, and alarms.
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Fortunately, you can control the volume with voice commands or your mobile device instead.
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All of this technology when taken together, enables users to simply speak their commands.
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It picks up any spoken words, but it only responds to commands it understands.
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If Humana commands $37 billion again, Cigna would have no problem pulling the trigger.
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They follow the DIA's commands, but instead of disabling the nuke, they launch it.
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The IFTTT app is a toolkit for small commands you can teach your smartphone.
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In terms as direct as it is possible to draft, the act commands DHS
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Manfred, the real life person behind the character, is typing commands into a debugger.
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Right now, Google Home is mostly a passive device that waits for your commands.
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To do that, they needed to use voice commands as well as touch screens.
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Anything concerning sleep, acceptable toys or treats, and familiarity with commands should be discussed.
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You'll also find new holiday commands for Google Assistant and brand new educational games.
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Once done, commands like "Alexa, play music by Halsey on Apple Music" should work.
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Before the siege he sold jeans at the market — now he commands 40 men.
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Map shortcuts to different body parts The watch can also recognize hot key commands.
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His fingers were a blur as he entered commands on a standard MacBook Air.
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She commands him to return the power he'd taken, so she can rebuild everything.
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Apple is expected to support all of the same Siri commands found on iOS.
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Recent polls in Arizona show Trump commands a healthy lead over other GOP candidates.
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She can even use voice commands to dictate notes for the next shift worker.
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Lessons are as varied as issuing commands, nesting patterns and looping on all sides.
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Using the Speak as a GPS device can be all done through voice commands.
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Whoever is holding the toy has to do those commands before time runs out.
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The device takes advantage of the more than 12,000 voice commands supported by Alexa.
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The fish itself will react, respond, and dance along with the commands you dictate.
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The digital 0s and 1s translate the human pilot's basic commands into aeronautic expertise.
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Crutcher did not comply with her commands to "show me your hands," she testified.
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The robot even understands vocal commands and will respond in its own robotic voice.
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Four microphones inside the headset are used to pick up voice commands from users.
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Stumbling and slowly, telephony led to research into speech recognition and voice-activated commands.
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Hadley said Monday the girl is "still holding on" and responding to verbal commands.
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The Delta Faucet Company announced Friday it's developing faucets that respond to voice commands.
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Alexa and Google voice commands work like normal (though you must choose between them).
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"What she's certain about is that she didn't hear any verbal commands," Wells said.
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The man appeared to be mentally ill and ignored commands to drop the weapons.
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If you're up for it, you can also program IFTTT commands for other products.
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Amazon Echo is a smart speaker that can recognise and respond to voice commands.
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NATO functions well in the military sphere, coordinating armies and commands, Mr. Macron said.
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Like the Echo, users would be able to interact with it using voice commands.
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Mr Erdogan's AK party, in power since 2002, commands roughly half of the electorate.
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" Shelton then stands up because, as he puts it, that "clearly commands more attention.
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It's a tiny robot that plays games and interacts with your movements and commands.
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It is this relentless drive that commands the respect of voters and colleagues alike.
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These commands can be used to tell the modem which phone number to call.
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He commands the strong arm of the law, backed by every advantage in life.
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According to job site Glassdoor, a software engineer position at Amazon commands six figures.
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This savvy device can search, launch, and play content with a few voice commands.
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The cameras detect shapes in your surroundings, and the microphones can take audio commands.
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Additionally, there are voice commands for hands-free operation, with support for seven languages.
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So smart, in fact, that they can perform a very long list of commands.
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You can control it with voice commands, thanks to Alexa and Google Assistant support.
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"Military commands are like a football team, you constantly have to practice," added Schuster.
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It has 7 microphones so that it can more accurately pick up voice commands.
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The QC2200s were terrible at transcribing the series of commands dictated by the head.
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" Authorities said the woman was "acting erratically and refusing to listen to officers' commands.
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S. regions over time, and the list of supported commands will grow, as well.
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It allowed something that computers had struggled with before: handling multiple commands at once.
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Trump's comments betray the service members whom he commands, as well as their leaders.
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Here's how: The SWAT team member issuing the initial commands instigated non-compliant situation.
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Officer Falconer opened fire after Mr. Adan refused several commands to drop the knives.
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She's also forged an alliance with Euron Greyjoy, and thus commands a powerful navy.
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There is not much we see that commands our loyalty, or inspires our solidarity.
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First, there was news that Amazon hired thousands of contractors to review Alexa commands.
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A retired United States Army officer, Stephen Toumajan, commands the Emirates' military helicopter fleet.
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Branzino is his primary focus because it is popular, and commands a high price.
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You can tell he commands his offense and he has respect of his teammates.
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Voice commands provide a useful interface for those who have difficulty using a controller.
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In many homes, people are barking commands at tiny machines, with the machines responding.
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Mr. Erdogan, above, now officially commands vast authority over the legislature and the judiciary.
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The police have often used LRADs to issue commands in an extra-loud voice.
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It all depends on what commands a bigger ransom: losing information or exposing it.
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Not one of the Democrats has the statewide name recognition that Mr. Pompeo commands.
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He makes music with May Cheung, 31, who improvises vocals over Mr. Levine's commands.
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Two of them nervously reviewed the commands on a screen in front of them.
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The Booker-accelerated change, of course, often starts with the media coverage he commands.
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The fund often commands a large ownership stake and may buy out existing investors.
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Kelly also no longer commands the same respect among some quarters of the staff.
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Second, the Department will develop the Space Operations Force to support the Combatant Commands.
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This is not the first report of an Echo mishearing commands, with unusual results.
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He commands a passionate, dedicated and active army of volunteers and small-dollar donors.
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That strategy explains why Morgan Stanley commands more market respect than its traditional nemesis.
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That strategy explains why Morgan Stanley commands more market respect than its traditional nemesis.
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"In the Nation, you have rights; in the Colony, you have commands," Hayes explains.
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By 2013, their police connections included four deputy chiefs in commands throughout the city.
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Nor were they, so far as anyone can detect, under direct commands to kill.
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Opposing her might be counterproductive because, despite mounting criticism, she still commands respect. Gen.
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The Marines that General McMahon commands are flummoxed by their leader's do-gooder optimism.
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According to our shared scriptures, God commands people of faith to love our neighbors.
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The drink commands 58% of spiked seltzer sales, according to analysts at Guggenheim Partners.
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"In the Nation you have rights; in the Colony, you have commands," he writes.
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Tod Wolters, head of US European Command, one of the six geographic combatant commands.
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Nevertheless, it was a thrill to sense his brain sending commands to his legs.
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It's ready to follow your commands even without a connected smartphone or remote control.
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Some set of ideas commands public support but lacks purchase in elite policy debates.
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Support for Siri, too, allows users to speak commands without pulling out an iPhone.
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The listener becomes a participant, using voice commands to navigate and customize the experience.
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"The New York Constitution commands us to guard vigilantly against that evil," he said.
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"HQ commands the largest live audience on mobile daily," a company spokesperson told Recode.
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Purely musical information and commands was a tighter race, as the HomePod's 'Musicologist' feature was much better at delivering musical information (though stumbled a lot on compilations or best of records) and using linking or combinatory commands to drill down through musical choices.
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When they used a 60 milliwatt laser to "speak" commands to 16 different smart speakers, smartphones, and other voice activated devices, they found that almost all of the smart speakers registered the commands from 164 feet away, the maximum distance they tested.
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In practice, the voice commands worked well, though Las Vegas cellular service wasn't always cooperating.
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Oppo for example now has a 218 percent market share while Huawei commands 220 percent.
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Sophie (Lucinda Davis), a new arrival in town who catches Luke's fancy, commands the other.
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The Fire HD 8 also features Alexa for hands-free navigation, search, and voice commands.
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Some commands work in every app, whether you're launched them via the Echo or not.
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The user can command the dancers to get bigger or smaller with subtle voice commands.
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It doesn't necessarily have to be all of the touch commands that they can perform.
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Even as the market for wearables grows beyond just fitness, Fitbit commands most of it.
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Japan commands respect from other rich nations, but is an uneasy member of their clubs.
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This move should allow the Assistant to process commands and respond to them more quickly.
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"It's someone that empowers other women, one that commands respect and works hard," Steinfeld said.
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Witnesses later testified that they'd heard several shots and commands to stop or get down.
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The commands also work with live TV services as well as regular old cable boxes.
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The report also says that Harper was "loud" and "verbally abusive" and refused police commands.
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Jose simulates punches and chirps commands to Leo as he spars with his brother, Antonio.
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While Kim commands much power in his country, he still faces some domestic political challenges.
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As far as actually using the microwave, it responds to a range of voice commands.
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YouTube for Fire TV will also support Alexa voice commands for searching and playing content.
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There are also three additional functional commands that oversee space, special forces and transportation operations.
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You can use voice commands (with the "Hey, Google" prompt), just like a Google Home.
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I try to make it look like working in DOS using text-mode commands only.
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And think of the dollar amounts that the Super Bowl commands for 30-second ads.
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And, of course, there's a mic button that you hold down to issue voice commands.
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This will allow you to execute certain commands by waving your hand over the phone.
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Today, its quasi-affiliate in Syria alone commands up to 30,000 troops by some estimates.
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The former army nurse also dared to issue commands and show disobedience to her superiors.
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Two voice commands later and the camera stopped recording, saved my footage and powered down.
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It is also the market in which it commands the highest margin on its iPhones.
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The house joins in, reconfiguring itself at Anna's commands into a shape-shifting torture chamber.
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The code viewer is text-based, meaning you can see the code and combine commands.
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A highly trained bonobo called Kanzi can obey commands such as "Give water [to] Rose".
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With this concept, most of the interaction would happen over voice commands or a stylus.
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More than an organised right-wing movement, Mr Bolsonaro commands an authoritarian current of opinion.
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That kind of pedigree commands a much higher salary than an undergraduate computer science major.
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You can Chromecast to the Shield TV, and voice commands through Google Assistant work reliably.
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Just be sure to speak clearly and memorize the vocalized punctuation and "new paragraph" commands.
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You need to tap, hold and swipe as colorful commands fall to the target line.
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Poet, novelist and lyric-writer for his compatriot Bjork, Sjon commands more tricks than most.
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But it can also be used to add natural voice commands to other DIY projects.
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For example, you're able to refer to "the lights" and the commands will just work.
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Six internal microphones allow Siri to hear your commands or questions, even from a distance.
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Water pollution does not spark as much popular outrage but commands the attention of elites.
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The commands to the spacecraft were carefully crafted and beamed to the vehicle long ago.
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For these instances, Amazon claims that the devices were likely triggered by false positive commands.
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The robot dog is supposed to respond to voice commands, but its hearing isn't great.
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This hands-free convenience has a cost: the speakers are constantly listening out for commands.
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Some people feared the voice commands would be awkward, or believed the integrations were unnecessary.
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While voice content sounds okay, Alexa can't register commands if the volume is too high.
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Merck commands about 60 percent of the liquid crystals market, ahead of Japan's JNC Corp.
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It has seven far-field microphones to hear your voice commands from across the room.
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Or maybe I was just getting better at figuring out how the voice commands worked.
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They said Crutcher refused to follow officers' commands in the minutes before he was shot.
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Supervised playtime — in an exercise pen, during a walk, while practicing commands, playing games, etc.
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It then sends commands to a computer, which is hooked up to a wearable exoskeleton.
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Dogs, like dolphins, apes, and parrots, can learn a series of vocal commands — or words.
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PROTONRemovalOpen up the "Terminal" application and run the following commands: launchctl unload ~/Library/LaunchAgents/fr.handbrake.activity_agent.
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According to one recent study, she commands a social media reach second only to Trump.
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The streaming-video service, which reports third-quarter earnings on Monday, commands a high valuation.
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Police said the man wouldn't follow their commands and kept his hands in his pockets.
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And Musk has hired strong second-in-commands before: Gwynne Shotwell comes immediately to mind.
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The other big change between the Hero4 and Hero5 is the introduction of voice commands.
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Dell really should offer a touchscreen on the entry-level model, which still commands $213,23.
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Sonos says that the ability to control Audible with Alexa voice commands is coming soon.
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Still in uniform, Guyger told police she issued verbal commands and then fired two shots.
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It has one button for controls and a microphone for taking calls or voice commands.
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If you do, you can have it display timers, alarms, and reminders through voice commands.
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Their dashboards offer metrics for things like sessions, unique users, intents, and utterances (voice commands).
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For more on Hound's features, tap the "?" icon to reveal a full list of commands.
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She describes one from season four in which she commands lieutenant Daario to get naked.
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Meet the Google Pixelbook: A premium 1999-in-2128 Chromebook with Google Assistant voice commands.
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That means that any voice commands in new Ford vehicles will be operated by Alexa.
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It also commands the Basij religious militia, a volunteer paramilitary force loyal to the revolution.
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The Look also responds to Alexa commands like asking for the weather or ordering pizza.
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That includes the pre-sent commands to set NASA's InSight lander safely down on Mars.
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The robots respond to the commands of the Marines, but operate autonomously unless called upon.
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You can also connect it to Siri or Google to control it via voice commands.
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And they'll do it all with spoken commands instead of an app or a remote.
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It's made by iMCO and billed as the world's first to integrate Alexa voice commands.
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Luckily for Trump, in some of those instances, his subordinates defied or ignored his commands.
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Colossal Cave Adventure has the player explore a gigantic cave network through text-based commands.
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You can control your devices using either vocal commands or via the Google Home app.
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Obviously there's no good order of discipline under these commands and it has to change.
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"He shows no signs of understanding language or responding to verbal commands," another doctor said.
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There are also three additional functional commands that oversee Special Forces, space and transportation operations.
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At about C$33 per share, Exchange Income commands a market capitalization of $1 billion.
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It comes equipped with several built-in microphones that are always listening for voice commands.
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Natural speech is supported too, so commands like "it's too hot in here" are supported.
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For their part, Tulsa cops have suggested Crutcher was behaving erratically and not following commands.
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Binary machine code was replaced by languages employing commands that took the form of words.
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Fitbit has a full list of all the voice commands you can use with Alexa.
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The Shortcuts app is still confusing and unapproachable, and Siri still struggles with basic commands.
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Aimers then tried to board a nearby shuttle bus, despite the officers' commands to surrender.
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Control the vacuum from the app or with voice commands using your smart assistant device.
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David Darkow, said Crawford didn't respond to their commands to put the air rifle down.
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Siri was better at "commands," like sending phone calls and text messages or setting reminders.
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Nobody wants to play a game that doesn't immediately respond to commands from a controller.
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Turkey gets away with this barefaced behavior because of the important geographic space it commands.
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The Neato Botvac Connected also supports Alexa commands, but it's way uglier, in my opinion.
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And even then, any commands that are processed in the cloud are encrypted, Apple says.
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That made five crashes in four minutes, but the go commands from Houston kept coming.
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Parton's husband likes a life of solitude – even though his wife commands the world stage.
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The app will let you open apps, scroll with voice commands, and select items onscreen.
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We've written several times about Kuri, a self-driving robot that responds to voice commands.
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Orr, who is on the phone, appears to Smith's commands and continues to walk away.
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There are few people in British comedy with the kind of reputation that Davis commands.
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Windows 7 still commands some 40 percent of the desktop market, according to Net Applications.
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In this car, these commands work in conjunction with physical buttons, dials and a touchscreen.
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These days, especially, her tense relationship with the mythology of the American heartland commands attention.
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"A previous constitution simply called Kim "supreme leader" who commands the country's "overall military force.
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He left the area after commands from a Secret Service officer, according to NBC Washington.
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Both complied with the officer's commands to lie down on the ground, the report said.
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Police said the man, Robert Johnson, 33, resisted arrest and did not comply with commands.
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Trainees will interact with the content using voice commands to identify obstacles while wearing headsets.
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It commands a third of all television viewing and more than half of radio listening.
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We often take turns asking it questions and giving it commands during a busy breakfast.
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By exploiting a vulnerable accessory, an attacker can run commands on a connected Android phone.
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The researchers developed a tool, dubbed ATFuzzer, which tries to find potentially problematic AT commands.
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Marrow didn't follow officers' commands when they initially tried to search him, the report says.
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This device can help you search, launch, and play digital content with easy speech commands.
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Routines are a set of several commands you can kick off through a trigger phrase.
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Still—it's worth pointing out that you can't request Siri commands by simply typing them.
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By mid-afternoon, Alexa had returned to normal and was responding to voice commands again.
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Mr. Wood said Mr. Crutcher had behaved erratically and refused to comply with police commands.
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The high-profile role is typically seen as a stepping stone to more senior commands.
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PowerRatankba is like Ratankba but based in Power Shell, a Windows feature that runs commands.
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The resurgent Taliban now commands more territory in Afghanistan than at any time since 2001.
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But it still commands one of the world's largest militaries and its largest nuclear arsenal.
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These commands are designed to address events that could have caused Opportunity to fall silent.
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Microsoft's human contractors analyze these Cortana commands, and then decide the appropriate domain and intent.
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He was talking nonsensically and not responding to commands from the officer, who is white.
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A gloved guard motions for the detainee in front of him to follow his commands.
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It annually commands the biggest televised golf audience of the year in the United States.
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Police said that Darby shot Parker after commands to drop the firearm were not followed.
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We shut down the highway and kept giving him commands, but he still wasn't listening.
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Motherboard started a 'chat' session with Lewis' vibe, and sent a series of simple commands.
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It sounds like the rest of these commands will be available in the coming days.
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And while his popularity has slumped below 50%, Macron still commands a large parliamentary majority.
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Newer Care-O-bot models can at least respond to spoken commands and speak themselves.
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A previous constitution simply called Kim "supreme leader" who commands the country's "overall military force".
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They could handle multiple commands, turn certain instruments on and off, and be fully reprogrammed.
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But these new commands could rescue the chatbot platform from becoming the next Facebook Home.
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It provides them with alternatives to simply repeating verbal commands with increasing volume and intensity.
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While other campaigns use a similar approach, Trump commands the most attention on social media.
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Police officers testified that Mr. Williams ignored repeated commands to make way for an ambulance.
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The "shortcut" button will now help users access conversation tools previously activated by text commands.
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Juul now commands more than 70 percent of the e-cigarette market in this country.
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It's not simply a title: He outranks and commands our Joint Chiefs and our generals.
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" Read the cover story "At 82, Glenda Jackson Commands the Most Powerful Role in Theater.
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Some of this account might comport with Officer Guyger's statement that she gave verbal commands.
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It deals with bereavement, too, albeit unmoored from the public attention a national tragedy commands.
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This makes the Super Bowl a unique marketing opportunity that commands a uniquely high price.
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These "commands" read like hermetic axioms, intimating the perfected union of humanity, earth, and history.
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They do have difficulty changing the focus of their attention in response to arbitrary commands.
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"ISIS is intent on resurging and still commands thousands of fighters in Iraq and Syria."
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They can use voice commands or hand gestures to enlarge images or move information around.
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