Hit and miss suggestions Testing the app out ahead of launch, the predictions seemed a tad tenuous and/or hit and miss at times.
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The rest of the standard phone elements are hit and miss.
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Capturing decent footage with this approach was still hit and miss.
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"It was a little hit and miss," Price said of Moscot's performance.
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Despite his hit and miss record, Randleman's career was stacked with highlights.
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And while the results are hit and miss, they are nice and flexible.
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Booting up a Windows laptop was slow, and resuming was hit and miss.
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It's still a work in progress and can be hit and miss tho.
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These sketches rise and fall on the gags, which are hit and miss.
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Well, like most programming slates, the initial lineups are pretty hit-and-miss.
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The Wolf excelled at baking breads, while the Brava was hit and miss.
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Given that the Amazon experience in Spain can be a tad hit and miss.
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But predicting exactly how severe it will be can still be hit and miss.
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LONDON — It's common knowledge that stock photos can be a bit hit and miss.
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The results are hit and miss, and sometimes it's a long while between hits.
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Inevitably, the show had the hit-and-miss quality of a deluxe, annotated karaoke evening.
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Ensuring the anvil perfectly nailed the cans required a couple of hit-and-miss attempts.
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Hit-and-miss horror auteur Alexandre Aja knows how to deliver lean, mean horror action.
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Away from mapping landscape, mapping man-made structures is a little more hit and miss.
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Visual search is certainly useful when it works, but can still be hit and miss.
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Car sharing, especially one-way, has had a hit-and-miss track record to date.
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Some of the songs are really hit and miss, but there is some great stuff.
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As a stylist, you're taught that gold is hit and miss, but it's really beautiful.
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UFC 221 has come to be seen as something of a hit-and-miss card.
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It's a great concept, but unfortunately, it was a little hit and miss during my testing.
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It's sometimes a bit hit and miss but you can turn up some interesting people too.
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Neckbuds of this sort have been pretty popular recently, but they're very much hit and miss.
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Predictive search results are often hit and miss, but Facebook's search bar is seriously playing up.
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When it comes to the different songs, performances, productions within, I guess it's hit and miss.
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Lately, they've been hit and miss with either not having broccoli or having low quality broccoli.
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Breakout Technique of the Year The Suloev Stretch This has always been a hit and miss category.
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The violations are a big deal, even though this type of profiling is still hit and miss.
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The results can be engaging (perfect for museums), but the overall experience is still hit-and-miss.
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In the long run, however, such radical innovation has proved to be a hit-and-miss strategy.
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So there's not much consistency to the hit and miss nature of voice search on these devices.
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But cryptojacking remains a more stable source of revenue than the hit-and-miss results of ransomware.
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Whether the political microtargeting method worked well or was hit and miss is really by the by.
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It can be hit and miss, but it's mostly hits, as long as your input makes sense.
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All the Netflix Originals can be downloaded for sure, but everything else is a bit hit and miss.
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It was an ambitious idea, but at launch, it was a little more hit and miss in practice.
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Those features are standard issue on other smartwatches, but oddly hit-and-miss in the Wear OS world.
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But it's a well-known, if unfortunate, fact that natural deodorants and antiperspirants can be hit and miss.
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" He skewered social scientists for pathologizing black life in what he called "this great hit-and-miss republic.
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" (Read the entire monologue here.) But if the writing and bits were hit and miss at best, "S.
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The Streaming Revolution The initial lineups of original shows on the two streaming services are hit-and-miss.
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"Sunshine State" deserves to be talked about in this company, even if its essays are hit-and-miss.
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By their very nature, anthologies are hit and miss, but so far, American Crime Story is all hit.
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But tech still isn't a match for professional human translations and machine-generated results are often hit-and-miss.
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Huawei calls this color isolation mode AI Portrait, and just like portrait mode in photos, it's very hit and miss.
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Touch-sensitive controls on headphones are still hit-and-miss, so it makes sense they went with what actually works.
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Second, although the utility of the new iPhones' pressure-sensitive displays is hit and miss, when it works it's fantastic.
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Unfortunately, while this would seem a natural fit for such a project, Google's support is a bit hit and miss.
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Now, generally speaking, smaller Bluetooth speakers can be a little hit and miss, but the BeoPlay P2 is a hit.
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The next logical step is to trace a person's history through fingerprints, but that is hit and miss, he said.
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We found the translations to be pretty hit and miss—enough to understand the gist, but not word-for-word accurate.
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"The first year was kind of hit and miss, because I was still learning how to book a club," explains Bookie.
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"It's hit and miss at best, but Uber's system seems to be handling requests a little better [than competitors]," he added.
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Her main function appears to be to deliver hit-and-miss one-liners and to shoehorn the Joker into the proceedings.
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The newsrooms with specialists covering the subject have stood out because so many other outlets' coverage has been hit-and-miss.
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Living in what the critic Albert Murray called "this great hit-and-miss republic," Washington's characters pivot between alienation and longing.
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Talking through the early days of the App Store, Shoemaker notes that the approval process used to be pretty hit-and-miss.
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Since then, he'd starred in a hit-and-miss handful of movies, but he hadn't yet been taken seriously as an artist.
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But in terms of compensating passengers who have suffered emotional or financial loss due to delays, the rules are hit and miss.
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Researchers are working to design drugs from the ground up to attack flu, but it's a slow process and hit and miss.
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Spikeless golf shoes certainly feel comfortable when you're walking on the course but traction is a hit and miss proposition with them.
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We searched back eight years to Q27 21 — before that LG was hit and miss with releasing specific financial figures for its divisions.
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I recently reviewed the Vivo X21, and on that phone the setup process was a pain and actual usage was hit and miss.
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During the Pro-Am, Woods hit his irons beautifully, but was hit and miss with his short game on the rain-softened course.
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Penn's cardio has been hit and miss throughout his career and he has a ton of ring rust and is 38-years-old.
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His choices were notably hit-and-miss, but his very first appointee from a Confederate state proved to be one of his best.
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The app can add smiles, make a face look older or younger, and even swap genders; but its results are definitely hit-and-miss.
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"These are all done at home brew level — it can be pretty hit and miss — but these home brews were very clear," he added.
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The feature is technically still in beta — and, for what it's worth, early examples of the portrait mode's results seem pretty hit and miss.
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The first season was pretty much perfect, the second more hit-and-miss; but the first three episodes of the new season are solid.
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It did seem a little hit and miss when we tested it, but if you need to download audio in Firefox, it's worth a try.
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Not all iOS games will work with a MFi-approved controller, however, and using a generic Bluetooth gamepad with your iPhone is hit and miss.
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Windows trackpads aren't as bad as they used to be, but you still have to pick the right laptop, otherwise it's very hit and miss.
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This hit-and-miss approach is straightforward but time-consuming, running anywhere from three months to two years to screen between 3,000 to 20,000 compounds.
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He uses the same rear straight, lead uppercut, rear straight running combination which Holly Holm does, and it has been hit and miss for both.
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My personal favorite is Asia O'Hara, but she's been more hit and miss than a drunk dude at an axe throwing party in a blindfold.
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Campbell: The warehouse parties were hit and miss, and then the whole drug culture got involved, and then of course the police started busting them.
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Add to that, as we can see from how hit and miss the London fire-related prompts are, Facebook's geolocation smarts are very far from perfect.
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Dealing with third-party repair services can be a hit-and-miss experience, so it's reassuring that Google is offering a repair service of its own.
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The Assassin's Creed video game franchise is hit and miss—and more miss since Ubisoft started releasing new installments annually—but there's plenty to work with.
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Sitting back and looking for counters is great, but it is hit and miss once you start meeting men who know that that is your intention.
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"No matter how many times you've done it, the early stages of getting a show up on its feet is very hit and miss," she said.
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NO. 6: OTTO KLEMPERER, NEW PHILHARMONIA (Warner) Klemperer's Bruckner is hit and miss, wayward in symphonies where one might most expect his stoicism to work well.
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Controlling all processes in-house appears to be more lucrative than the hit-and-miss approach of food delivery firms, which require vast scale to reach profitability.
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The game and accessories were announced in September, coming as a complete surprise even considering Nintendo's constant but hit-and-miss attempts at keeping its players healthy.
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It's embedded in the power button and is... so, so much better than the literal hit-and-miss in-display fingerprint reader in the S10 and S10+.
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And as we watch take after take of the commercial, seeing the gumballs hit and miss and hit, the pleasure that this play's fabulous title promised evaporates.
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It's no secret that the NHL has been decidedly hit-and-miss over the years in living up to the sort of standards they laid out this week.
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You can use natural search terms to restrict the query by date too, though this can be a bit hit and miss depending on what you're looking for.
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"When you're young, everything is very hit-and-miss, and it makes you very leery if it's ever going to be stable," Malek told Empire magazine in 2018.
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So far, the output of each former member of One Direction has admittedly been a bit hit and miss, but I'd vouch for this one being a hit.
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Good redemptions options can be hit and miss, but if you want to jet across the US with Membership Rewards, you should always keep Delta in mind.3.
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The PaRappa remaster, less positively, is absolutely a relic of the past, of the genre's hit-and-miss formative years, that only the most nostalgic need seek out.
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The results were hit and miss, in my tests this month, but they did at least cut down on the fugue state of constantly scrolling through questionable suggested titles.
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Future and Young Thug's new video for "Mink Flow," taken from last year's hit-and-miss Super Slimey collaboration, is sleek, lavish, and adorned with the inevitable mink coats.
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It's not the best new show of the year or anything — anthology dramas are, by their very nature, too hit and miss to win any sort of consistency game.
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The style eventually expanded to the vastly popular but extremely hit and miss Paranormal Activity series, and its techniques are used in all manner of TV and film projects.
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Anything less definable than that becomes more hit-and-miss in terms of quality and coverage, especially when it comes to something related to mental health and/or disability.
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"What will be interesting to see is whether he gets traction with his hit and miss and hit and run presentations and leafletting at campuses up and down the state."
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"Games themselves can be hit and miss as any media and entertainment property, but focusing on gaming attributes and products is a more stable strategy," he told CNBC by email.
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We were impressed with the simple installation of the hardware, but found that the software was hit and miss — with a confusing app and an annoying lack of manual controls.
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It does feel a bit laggy right now — and chat suggestions definitely hit and miss but it will be interesting to see how that evolves as/if users pile in.
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His tweets, including the recent hit-and-miss attack on the mayor of London, show him to be an otherwise meanspirited, incurious and accuracy-challenged chip off the old block.
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Skyward Sword and its hit-and-miss swings and swipes isn't that distant a memory—hell, it came out the same year as Skyrim, the same month of November no less.
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Here's the language: It's worth noting that the government has some tools to unlock phones without Apple's help, but those are hit and miss, and have nothing to do with Apple.
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While some might argue that touch-based controls are hit-and-miss, they've become accurate nowadays, even with the threat of wireless interference from the Bluetooth headphones they are mounted on.
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In the past, features like this from Adobe were always hit and miss, and seemingly only worked best during product demos using sample shots that were tailored to an algorithm's strengths.
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He acknowledges that for all the hit-and-miss nature of the grand improvisations, an economically dominant West did contain Communism and precipitate the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991.
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It's hard to say if it'll be any good, since anthologies can be hit and miss from episode to episode, but there are some big stars on board to lend a hand.
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We didn't have any problems creating a new image using the default save settings in Photoshop but getting the file in exactly the right format can be a bit hit and miss.
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It's so hit-and-miss that it can be frustrating sometimes, but if you use best practices (like tapping on your face to lock focus), you can get some Insta-worthy selfies.
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If you've never tried surfing the web using a screen reader, you've probably not experienced that trying to navigate the web with serious visual impairments can be a hit and miss experience.
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But on the big screen, demanding immediate and constant attention, Zoolander 2 just feels pushy and self-important in a way that's at odds with its random-access hit-and-miss humor.
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LastPass and Dashlane both have automatic password-changing tools in their apps, which claim to get the job done with a single click, but they can be a little hit-and-miss.
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The other works on the floor are hit and miss as well — among them Nicole Awai's "Flashback – Magnetic Force" (2011), which is too scattershot to give me any emotional or intellectual purchase.
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While his drinking can't have helped his recovery time – indeed, he exacerbated his Cup Final injury during a scrap in a Newcastle nightclub a few months later – contemporary treatment was hit and miss.
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Finding great (or just good) games for the Commodore 643 was always a hit and miss affair, as so many of the titles were terrible copies or sloppy ports of games from other systems.
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"It's been a little hit and miss to be honest," Phillips, whose parents Pete and Sharon used to drive their BMX-mad son to junior events all over Europe in a converted truck, said.
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The 2006 TNT anthology series Nightmares & Dreamscapes, which adapted eight different short stories by the author, is perhaps the height of TV King, but as with all anthology series, it's decidedly hit and miss.
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It also misses out some of the files and data we're going to cover below, and as you'll note in reviews of the app, it can be hit and miss on actually transferring texts.
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For example, it offered support for multi-window views on Android long before it came to the official OS. The experiments that Samsung tries can be hit and miss, but it continues to try.
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"High fashion in particular was where private equity found its greatest challenges, which was no wonder given global retail economics, and that creative success can be a hit-and-miss business," Mr. Solca said.
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Casey and Mickelson have done their best with so many shots to back pins, typically set to the highest point on the three courses to avoid any saturation from the hit-and-miss rain.
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Their research, which will be presented at the ACM Conference on Computer and Communications Security this October, points to a future where the online review system is not just hit and miss, but completely broken.
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We examined this at length in March and it is largely the difference between hit-and-miss counter strikers like Lyoto Machida and Anderson Silva—even in their athletic primes—and the very consistent McGregor.
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"We don't know enough yet to be able to predict the effects of a given antibiotic, and since everyone has a different gut microbiota, such a therapy will likely be hit and miss," she said.
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LONDON (Reuters) - The world's leading drug companies are turning to artificial intelligence to improve the hit-and-miss business of finding new medicines, with GlaxoSmithKline unveiling a new $43 million deal in the field on Sunday.
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Constable usually takes local taxis when traveling, but he said it's "a bit hit and miss in Abidjan" and that they don't yet have Uber, so they booked a hotel car to shuttle them between meetings.
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Sure, we got to see bits of it via the hit-and-miss Animatrix and the oft-ignored Matrix comics, but these always felt like small concept pieces rather than standalone stories in their own right.
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Places to goAmazon can be a bit hit and miss as far as used electronics go, but you at least get a familiar-looking interface, plenty of choice, and some buyer protection when it comes to refunds.
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An excellent new take on Project Runway arrived on Bravo in March, followed by Jordan Peele's hit-and-miss Twilight Zone revival in April, and a new update on Armistead Maupin's Tales of the City in June.
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Alas, this is a lesson unlearned by Y Combinator and especially its Hacker News, which serves as an excellent source of interesting articles, a hit-and-miss source of sharp commentary on those articles, and brogrammer central.
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Like many others, I have great hope that immunotherapy will be more effective than more conventional cancer treatments used over the years, but there's no doubt that for certain cancers, even immunotherapy is still hit and miss.
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Similar to Siri, Bixby is so hit-and-miss when it comes to identifying objects or completing a series or tasks like "Take a photo, and then post it to my Facebook" that I often never used it.
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"With monetization of Nintendo's mobile games a little hit and miss, I believe it needs to build out a portfolio of games to generate a significant amount of revenue from this part of the market," Harding-Rolls said.
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I'd describe their fit as very hit-and-miss: I'm able to find a comfortable way to tuck them into my ears, but my friends have found their blocky shape to be unnatural and a little weird to wear.
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Pick the image with the superior color palette as the source and your dreary photo comes to life—the results can be a bit hit and miss but it's a fun way of getting your pictures looking more appealing.
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Since forecasting is so hit-and-miss, he thinks, the practice of giving prizes to the best forecasters "makes as much sense as it would to award the Fields Medal in mathematics to the winner of the National Lottery".
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Since forecasting is so hit and miss, he thinks, the practice of giving prizes to the best forecasters "makes as much sense as it would to award the Fields Medal in mathematics to the winner of the National Lottery".
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With so much room for room for disappointment in the main event between Silva and Bisping, and the reliably hit-and-miss Gegard Mousasi in the co-main event, Tom Breese might be the man to steal this card.
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Her sporadic attempts to lighten up are hit-and-miss: her frequent public mockery of Mr Johnson is making an enemy of him—and feels weird coming from the woman who gave him his powerful job in the first place.
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The summer in Northern Europe may have been a bit hit and miss so far this year but no one had cause to complain of being chilly inside a packed Glashaus yesterday evening at TechCrunch's 2016 Berlin Meet Up + Pitch-Off.
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Though Moussa Sissoko laboured admirably to create space for them, they neglected to make anything of it, and the game soon descended into a hit-and-miss lumping match the likes of which suited their opponents down to the ground.
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His own music lessons as a chorister had been hit and miss: theory at desks set up in the cathedral nave, huddling round an ancient stove, and harmony and counterpoint in the deputy organist's house over ten-shillings' worth of cake.
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Two years later, in 1998, I was awarded a Fellowship of the Royal Photographic Society, with a submission of black-and-white auto portraits created using multiple negatives—a very hit-and-miss technique that is either fucking wonderful or a complete disaster.
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I had hit-and-miss success with finesse and half-swing shots with the 60-degree Equalizer at first, but I am confident I could dial in these shots with more practice and time, as the club feels great in the hand.
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The hostless show opened with Janelle Monáe donning a Mister Rogers cardigan and belting out a medley with backup dancers and lyrics that rhymed "Parasites" and "Dolemites," followed by a quick, hit-and-miss joint monologue by former hosts Steve Martin and Chris Rock.
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The Shame Wizard, also, struck me as hit and miss, simply because the show hasn't yet figured out how to walk a line between hoping its characters will be shameless while also accepting that some degree of shame is necessary to keep society on track.
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Black-ish has been more hit-and-miss in season three than it was in its superb second season, but it remains one of the few shows on TV to wring laughs out of topics as varied as police violence and the existence (or lack thereof) of God.
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The pockets are hit and miss — the exterior bottom pockets have a rear-entry design that I found inconvenient to stuff my hands in, but I did appreciate the zipped chest pocket on the inside of the jacket, where my most valuable possessions would stay dry and secure.
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This trend has continued into the 2010s with an ongoing lineup of regular movie musicals from Les Miserables and Into the Woods to the upcoming Spielberg-directed West Side Story remake, and eventually expanded into the recent hit-and-miss but popular tradition of live stage musical performances.
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In rattling the challenger's nerves early and keeping him off his game, Tyron Woodley showed himself to be the wily veteran, and while his fights are hit and miss as a box office attraction, he remains capable of beating the best fighters in the world and often making it look easy.
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Yeah. It's that—a horrible fever dream that is somehow a reality—but on prime time Saturday night TV. Needless to say, the hit and miss ratio was dramatic, but it did occasionally feature some iconic moments that we as a people would do well to not let slip out of collective consciousness.
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"The weaker ADP figure does represent a downside risk to our estimate (of non-farm payrolls of 3.0043,23.004), but given the ADP's very hit-and-miss record, particularly around year-end, we're happy to stick with that slightly above consensus forecast," said Paul Ashworth, chief U.S. economist at Capital Economics in Toronto.
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My wife wants silence and I like to have fun by commentating about all sorts of topics such as how realistic the writers made a scene, how I might improve a scene or just general jokes (I know I hit and miss on those) about characters or how reality TV is so well scripted/edited.
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But as I watched Orange Is the New Black's final season, which has the typically epic sweep and tremendous ambition (and, okay, hit-and-miss execution) that have defined the show at its best and its worst, I realized that it also heralds the end of a storytelling trend, one whose roots stretch all the way back to the early 133s.
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His monologue and interludes were neither the cringe-worthy disaster that previous hosts such as Neil Patrick Harris and Seth MacFarlane have perpetrated, nor the mildly humorous stylings of Ellen DeGeneres and the caustic hit-and-miss hilarity of last year's host Chris Rock—nor even the blowing-up-the-hospital nihilism of Anne Hathaway and James Franco's dual turn.
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