Word: growing
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...bonus of NaturallySpeaking is that the software continues to learn your voice and grow more accurate as you use it. When the computer misidentifies something you've said, you say "Correct that" and type in what you really said. Over time, the system adjusts amazingly to your speech...
...highly appreciate the motto on the gates of your university. It reads, "Enter to grow in wisdom" and "Depart to serve better thy country and thy kind." Young people in China have also a motto; that is: "Keep the motherland in heart and serve the people with heart and soul." I hope that in the cause of building our own countries and promoting world peace and development, younger generations of China and the United States will understand each other better, learn from each other, enhance the friendship and strive for a better future...
Jiang closed his address on a positive note, referring to the motto over Dexter Gate, one of the gates to Harvard Yard, that reads: "Enter to grow in wisdom; depart to serve better thy country and thy kind...
...into the 21st century, and he won't back down. "The point of antitrust law," Myhrvold argues, "is to say, 'Is there a situation that will harm consumers' interests?' And we feel very strongly that, no, this doesn't harm consumers." The size and complexity of operating systems grow over time, he says, as powerful new features are added. "That was true long before Microsoft was a corporation." The company has made billions by steadily improving a product that has won millions of customers, contributing immeasurably to America's economic boom in the process. Merging Explorer into Windows is just...
...Congress in 1993. And the Republican takeover in 1994 made it essentially impossible for the President to impose any serious measures that could be seen as antibusiness, such as energy taxes, harsher emissions limits on factories or stricter auto-mileage standards. At the same time, the economy began to grow faster than anyone expected, boosting the release of greenhouse gases as factories churned out more goods...