A clear structure, moderate visual clues and easily recognizable links can help users to find their path to their aim.
Users always make optimal choices and search for the quickest way to find the information they’re looking for.
Programmers still can’t mimic the human language structure in their software.
When running virtual tests using CAD, however, alterations to the design can be made quickly and easily.
Computer languages that have access to a pattern matching mechanism can easily be programmed to emulate Eliza.
The wireless-communications revolution is about information--digitizing documents, photographs and records so that they could more easily be manipulated.
Pioneering linguistic research by scientists has revealed much of the underlying structure of human language.
Most users search for something interesting (or useful) and clickable.
Cisco users have to pay $75 a month for unlimited calls.
The site's users have the final say in enforcing the rules.