It personalizes its pilots, and turns each race into a spectacle.
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The company, called Ladder, personalizes the products to each person's needs.
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It personalizes what a viewer sees based on their interests and favorite channels.
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The Hanoi summit showed the dangers of a president who over-personalizes diplomacy.
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It personalizes power, routinizes corruption and destabilizes the very idea of objective truth.
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Reached at his Rochester, N.Y., studio, Mr. Paley said outdoor art personalizes communities.
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Infinitives are timeless and tenseless, "infinite" until human action temporizes and personalizes them.
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The company personalizes each box based on a quick quiz you fill out online.
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The program analyzes a patient's cancer map and personalizes his or her diagnosis and treatment.
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A companion app personalizes the bag's electronic tag, allowing it to communicate with an airline app.
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Proxloop: Personalizes the customer experience in-store, and help retailers make the creation of customer loyalty easy.
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The company's technology analyzes user behavior patterns over time and then personalizes apps and devices for each person.
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Advancements in natural language processing made it easier to build software that understands our requests and personalizes its responses.
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"What that does is, it builds up your network, it personalizes, it builds an instant personal connection," said Reed.
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A new pilot program that personalizes the program based on assessments of each child's development has brought even better results.
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Meet IPSY Glam Bag, the monthly beauty subscription that personalizes samples of the industry's most-loved products just for you.
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Since the cache articles are ones that Google personalizes for you, they may not always be exactly what you want to read.
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Called Sounds Like You and created by Tool of North America, the experience personalizes a song based on other songs you pick.
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PlayForward, for example, is a create-your-own-adventure type of game, she says, which really personalizes the experience for the player.
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Databook's artificial-intelligence-powered platform doesn't just gather data but also personalizes insights based on Shah's experience of what information C-suite executives value.
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Hub Max is designed to be used by everyone in the home and personalizes the responses based off the user's voice or face detection.
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The film, "The Return," doesn't presume to answer that question; instead it personalizes it, in the interest of showing how complex it can be.
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It personalizes someone who might otherwise come across as an abstract oracle, and it matches the present-tense, practical intimacy of Ms. Strayed's voice.
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The find "personalizes the story and helps people understand the difficult decisions" facing surgeons at the front, said Jenny Anzelmo-Sarles, an NPS spokeswoman.
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It runs the same Google Assistant software that the original Google Home and Google Pixel phones use, meaning it personalizes answers to many of your questions.
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Facebook personalizes each user's trending news feed based on "engagement, timelines, Pages you've liked and your location," so it's impossible to know what everyone is seeing.
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It personalizes the shopping experience into a vague recommendation that's personal to you and the other 1/12th of Amazon shoppers who share your birth month.
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Users provide some info on how big they want to gamble, and Titan personalizes their portfolio with more or less conservative shorts to hedge their bets.
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Read: In her memoir, "Under Red Skies: Three Generations of Life, Loss, and Hope in China," Karoline Kan personalizes the great changes occurring in her country.
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"This place personalizes for me what my ancestors lived through," said Mr. Moore, chief executive of Charleston's International African American Museum, scheduled to open in 2019.
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The app also personalizes itself to individual children using adaptive assessments to determine the child's current vocabulary range, then delivers learning experiences that focus on specific words.
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He personalizes everything so much that when things go bad, he can only see it as an attack on him by the forces out to get him.
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MARY KEMEN Cedar Rapids, Iowa To the Editor: "Barack Obama and Me" personalizes the inspirational legacy of our outgoing president in his roles as father and husband.
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Unlike traditional public health campaigns which use mass media, like billboards or TV ads to reach users, FEND [Full Energy No Drugs] personalizes its material for each user.
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The app also doles out awards by way of points and badges, and personalizes the experience using avatars, themes and books customized to the child's interests and reading level.
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Vnyl, a record subscription service and maker of the Trntbl smart record player, personalizes the music discovery process by sending you records based on your music profile and preferences.
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Twitter says it personalizes which replies are shown and hidden based on things like who you follow, who you interact with and people you've interacted with in the past.
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The new heart rate sensor will continuously track heart rates, and both watches come loaded with Huawei's Fit program that personalizes a training program based on goals and prior performance.
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The update personalizes shopping suggestions based on web activity, then directs shoppers to "purchase products through the Google site, a third-party retailer's site, or in-store," according to Forbes.
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Pulling him out of the water, Rike calls him Kingsley (the name on his bracelet), and they begin a wary relationship that movingly if schematically personalizes a larger social struggle.
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The biggest two differentiators between Microsoft's news reading app and Apple News is that Microsoft's version is powered by Bing News, and it personalizes its interface by way of social networks.
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The movie personalizes this by having one woman call out another late in the story, rightly saying that if someone had sounded the alarm earlier maybe other victims might have been spared.
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Stevenson masterfully connects his own fight with the struggles of McMillian and a few of his other former clients and personalizes the nation's raging debate on racial injustice and criminal justice reform.
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For them, technology that personalizes learning is key to helping them achieve a level of learning and exposure to the Four Cs, instead of engaging in a survival fight in the knowledge domain.
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Google personalizes search results even when you're logged out, new study claims DuckDuckGo funded research into Google search results and found that they differed even when the user was logged out and using incognito mode.
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When you really get to know people who are LGBTQ, you have those conversations at the kitchen table, or you really get to know your colleagues who are LGBTQ, it personalizes the issues that we face.
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Now we're seeing that company also apply machine learning on top of augmented reality, which is helping it learn from past behavior and actually make those 100,000 steps more efficient, and personalizes that analysis for each individual worker.
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There is now an enormous range of new marketing technology (martech), for example, from software that personalizes websites for each visitor to tech that uses artificial intelligence (AI) to create thousands of slightly different versions of an online ad.
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On Rheo, you pick a channel to watch based on what type of mood you're in – in terms of what you want to watch, that is – and the app then personalizes the content to you using a variety of other factors.
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Others have found more success, among them Schoology, a learning management platform for schools that raised $32 million in November, and Knewton, an analytics company that personalizes educational materials for students, which has raised a total of about $147 million.
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Now, Rollins is part of the team behind The Sound of Vinyl, a new music marketplace that offers curated selections from the likes of Rollins and others, as well as a surprisingly smart algorithm that learns from your input and personalizes selections for you.
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Berube, p. 222. Bos added that the inclusion of the stories of individual teachers "personalizes" the book.
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Bunchball raises $6.5M for gamification expansion VentureBeat. June 13, 2011. Bunchball now has 60 employees and has raised $21 million to date.Takahashi, Dean. Bunchball personalizes “Flamethrower” gamification for each user VentureBeat.
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She personalizes her homilies, stamping them with the authenticity of invention and self-discovery."Wright, Jeffrey Cyphers (December 7, 2010). "Review of Ada Limón’s Sharks in the Rivers. Retrieved June 13, 2017.
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The Smart Listening System blends consumer technology and hearing science to help people hear, communicate and connect. Soundhawk includes three pieces of hardware: the Scoop, the Wireless Mic and the Charging Case. Unifying the System is a mobile app with patented technology that personalizes Soundhawk to the user and their environments.
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Performance Plus is a bundle of learning analytics to help automate tasks and identify risks. An adaptive learning engine personalizes the content for each learner. Learning Analytics and Intelligent Agents provide early intervention to help learners. And a set of data that can be used to make improvements based upon analysis.
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Some mobile social networks, such as Yelp, FourSquare and YikYak, allow users to search for local venues. Many of these apps publish crowd-sourced reviews and tips about restaurants, shops, places of interest and more. Yelp and FourSquare also personalizes each user's database according to their latest search and interest to make searching more efficient.
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In July 2017, BlueStacks released BlueStacks 3 based on a brand new engine and front-end design. BlueStacks 3 added App Center which personalizes game suggestions, an account system, chat, new keymapping interface, and multi-instance. Multi-instance allows users to launch multiple BlueStacks windows using either the same or different Google Play account.
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Siri is an intelligent personal assistant application integrated with operating system iOS. The application uses natural language processing to answer questions and make recommendations. Siri's marketing claims include that it adapts to a user's individual preferences over time and personalizes results, and performs tasks such as making dinner reservations while trying to catch a cab.
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Halfe code- switches between Cree and English, as well as between Cree-English and standardized English. Halfe personalizes the Cree language in her work by using possessive kinship terms. Halfe is also known to use the language of the church, or "Whiteman's words," in her work. Halfe has said that writing helps her reconnect to her culture and language.
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Lamer's test personalizes the objective test to a point where it resembles a subjective test. The reasonable person should not be vested with the "frailties" and characteristics of the accused. Policy and principle demands a single, uniform legal standard for such offences. There is no support in criminal law theory that suggests that the morally innocent are protected through examination of individual circumstances.
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God Koliada by Andrey Mazin Koliada or Koleda () is a Slavic mythological deity, that personalizes the newborn winter infant SunБългария, славянски богове in Bulgarian and impersonates the New Year's cycle.Мифы народов мира (второe издание)/изд. "Советская Энциклопедия"/Москва/1987, том 1/стр.665 It is connected with the solar cycle, passing through the four seasons and from one substantial condition into another.
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From Scratch is a public radio show about the entrepreneurial life broadcast weekly on National Public Radio's Sirius XM channel NPR Now and on NPR Worldwide. The program is hosted by Jessica Harris. From Scratch personalizes the lives of entrepreneurs by providing listeners with a candid, first-hand view of the launching process. Guests speak openly about their sources of inspiration, setbacks, helpful allies, and breakthrough moments.
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In the MACC program, each student, along with their parents and teachers, personalizes their goals in his/her IEP. While similar in some aspects to a regular IEP, it is modified to summarize the students' objectives in the four pillars of the MACC program: Literacy, Numeracy, Autonomous Learning and Project-Based Learning. Unlike regular report cards, MACC students' report cards include what the students have done to achieve these goals.
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Google introduced personalized search in 2004 and it was implemented in 2005 to Google search. Google has personalized search implemented for all users, not only those with a Google account. There is not much information on how exactly Google personalizes their searches; however, it is believed that they use user language, location, and web history. Early search engines, like Google and AltaVista, found results based only on key words.
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In addition, based on who one "follows", "tweets" and "retweets" at, Twitter filters out suggestions most relevant to the user. LinkedIn personalizes search results at two levels. LinkedIn federated search exploits user intent to personalize vertical order. For instance, for the same query like "software engineer", depending on whether a searcher has hiring or job seeking intent, he or she is served with either people or jobs as the primary vertical.
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The application uses a natural language user interface to answer questions, make recommendations, and perform actions by delegating requests to a set of Web services. Apple claims that the software adapts to the user's individual preferences over time and personalizes results. iOS 7 adds new male and female voices, new system setting functionalities, a redesign to match the rest of the operating system, and integration with Twitter, Wikipedia, Bing, and Photos. Facebook comes integrated through Apple's native apps.
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Upon completion of each six-week course in succession, students may work to finish their bachelor's degree in as few as 18 months, depending upon the number of credits transferred. TWU Bellingham personalizes evaluation of students' past education and life experiences to recognize the skills and knowledge applied to degree requirements. Classes engage dynamic discussions, are learner- centred and success focused. Trinity Western's Bellingham campus also hosts the unique Freshman FASTTrack program, a one-year program of liberal arts core courses for new freshman.
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Steve Mizek, editor of the electronic music website Little White Earbuds, said the film "successfully personalizes the realities of music obsession, from packed stadium triumphs to tribulations that require self-sacrifice in pursuit of satisfaction."Little White Earbuds: LWE Reviews Speaking in Code. littlewhiteearbuds.com Beatportal, the editorial arm of digital music distributor Beatport, asked the question if Speaking in Code was "Electronic music's most important documentary?" Saying it "comes as close to capturing the feeling of the electronic music lifestyle as anything I’ve ever watched before."Beatportal: Electronic music’s most important documentary?. beatportal.
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This system aims not to identify the place of the owner in the line of succession of each lineage, but instead aims to identify from which of his/her grandparents the coat of arms was inherited, this origin being signed by a specific mark of cadency, or brisure. Although it is true that the brisure personalizes the arms, in Portugal anyone is entitled to choose their surname and coat of arms from any of their ancestors, not necessarily the same ancestor for both.Stephen Slater: The Complete Book of Heraldry. Lorenz Books 2002, p.
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Even when in private browsing mode, most people saw results unique to them. Google included certain links for some that it did not include for other participants, and the News and Videos infoboxes showed significant variation. Google publicly disputed these results saying that Search Engine Results Page (SERP) personalization is mostly a myth. Google Search Liaison, Danny Sullivan, stated that “Over the years, a myth has developed that Google Search personalizes so much that for the same query, different people might get significantly different results from each other. This isn’t the case.
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However, more research needs to be conducted to make sure these softwares can accurately apply privacy preferences to privacy settings. Personal data managers have the potential to help users become more involved in their privacy and lessen the effort for setting privacy controls. Another software, AID-S (Adaptive Inference Discovery Service) personalizes each user’s privacy preferences since what is considered private information varies from each individual. Torre et al. found that AID-S can be used to find a user’s preferred privacy settings and help users make more informed decisions regarding privacy including third party inclusion.
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" The Daily Telegraph awarded it five out of five, describing it as "a horrifying picture of child abuse." David Fear wrote in Rolling Stone: "By offering these men a forum, this doc has clearly chosen a side. Yet the thoroughness with which it details this history of allegations, and the way it personalizes them to a startling degree, is hard to shake off." IndieWire's David Ehrlich wrote that the film was "dry" and "hardly great cinema," but that it was "a crucial document for a culture that still can't see itself clearly in Michael Jackson's shadow.
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From If You Give a Mouse a Cookie In her illustrations Bond's signature style is characterized by rich, vibrant watercolor, often with a black line used for graphic effect. Her use of white space is often similarly applied, especially in her distinctive design of the books in the If You Give...™ series. Her book Big Hugs, Little Hugs Star Telegram review - Big Hugs, Little HugsThe New York Times Sunday Book Review - Big Hugs, Little Hugs, February 10, 2012 uses mixed media collage, which reflects her painting style from her early twenties. She personalizes many of her illustrations by discreetly writing the names of family, friends, and pets in the art.
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Journal of the Mexican Chemical Society 55(2), 88-93. The carmine obtained is a shade of crimson, and this can be turned different shades by adding metal ions or changing the pH; tin salts or acids produce a bright scarlet, while iron or alkaline compounds turn it a deep purple. The Salasacas of Ecuador still use this process to color their textiles, particularly a red woolen garment worn by women around the shoulders, which each woman personalizes by choosing a different shade of red. They collect cochineals, probably D. confusus, from the wild, press them into cakes, and use the dried cakes to dye the garments three at a time.
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Billy Dukes of Taste of Country wrote that "Soulful production and the addition of Rhiannon Giddens gives a more casual listener something to enjoy if he or she chooses not to dive into Church’s statement." Giving it an "A", Kevin John Coyne of Country Universe wrote that "Songs that aim for utopia usually stumble along the way because they are either too preachy or too woefully naive. Church avoids this trap by zeroing in on the obstacles rather than the goal, and personalizes the proceedings by tackling what gets in the way of individual pursuit of happiness." Church and Giddens were nominated for Musical Event of the Year at the 51st Annual Country Music Association Awards in 2017.
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AllMusic's Andy Kellman gave the album four out of five starts and said that Rated R is exaggerated, but "compelling" and performed convincingly by Rihanna, who sings "many memorably belligerent lines". Greg Kot of the Chicago Tribune rated it three-and-half stars out of four and called it "powerful and moving art" that Rihanna personalizes in a way that suggests she had more creative input than on her previous albums. Pareles of The New York Times, said that, although its personal subject matter is brave, it does not compromise the creativity of the music. Powers of the Los Angeles Times gave the album four out of four star rating and called it "a complex and fascinating portrait" of an abused woman's emotional range and resolve.
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The film shows Peter Sellers as a complex and tormented genius,HBO The Life and Death of Peter Sellers, DVD description whose success as a film star concealed his difficult and relatively unhappy private life. This "troubled life" is the primary focus of this biopic, which personalizes "one of the greatest comic actors in the history of the British cinema," and shows the many masks he wore and characters he played as an actor. The film makes clear that much of his success and identity were dependent initially on his domineering and doting mother. Eventually this success, first in radio and eventually in film, led to his succumbing to destructive mood swings and insecurity, and contributed to the deterioration of his marriages.
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In a review on AllMusic, reviewer Johnny Loftus wrote: "Musically, NOFX fuses its political cynicism with criticism of punk rock itself and suggests that the best thing for all the kids and the bands might be to close ranks and start their own little hardcore community. "Irrationality of Rationality" and "Franco Un-American" -- two of the album's most melodic, catchy songs -- are also two of War on Errorism's most biting commentaries. The first personalizes the trickle-down effect of corporate decision-making over a lockstep hardcore rhythm; the second gets all-new wavy as Fat Mike reasons out his own world view, and somehow rhymes "apathy" with "Noam Chomsky."" The album reached the #1 position on the Billboard Independent Album chart, as well as #44 in the Billboard Top 200.
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Lawyer Charles Roach, a permanent resident of Canada and executive board member of Citizens for a Canadian Republic (CCR) who refused to swear the Oath of Citizenship, attempted through the courts to have struck down the requirement to pledge allegiance to the monarch to obtain citizenship. With the support of his own law firm and CCR, Roach launched a number of suits against the Crown, beginning in 1994, when he argued to the federal court that being forced to take the oath was a violation of clauses 2(b), 2(d), and 15 of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms. This attempt was unsuccessful, with the majority of the court ruling that "[t]he fact that the oath 'personalizes' one particular constitutional provision has no constitutional relevance, since that personalization is derived from the Constitution itself... Even thus personalized, that part of the Constitution relating to the Queen is amendable, and so its amendment may be freely advocated, consistently with the oath of allegiance, either by expression, by peaceful assembly or by association." Further appeal of this decision to the Supreme Court was denied.
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