Dialogs definition

Dialogs are directed conversations. “Text-based Dialogs” are based on textual conversations that use only Dialog and NLU Requests. A Text-based Dialog interaction, with or without associated NLU, is billed as a single unit (a “Text-based Dialog Transaction”).
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Examples of Dialogs in a sentence

  • Useful for identifying views that are designed (in shape, size, and interactivity) to be Dialogs, either temporary or full.

  • Subject to the foregoing paragraph and Dialog's rights in and to the Licensed Software and any Modifications, Licensee shall own all right, title and interest in and to any derivative works.

  • Vergewissern Sie sich, dass auf der Registerkarte »Allgemein« des Dialogs »Eigen- schaften von Nikon-Digitalkameras der Serie D1« unter »Gerätestatus« die Meldung »Das Gerät funktioniert einwandfrei«...

  • For example, components that represent the Windows common dialog boxes are grouped on the Dialogs page of the palette.

  • As Dialog Corporation grows the technology base of its company, and Muscat seeks to expand its UK customer base to a global one, it seems sensible for Muscat to use Dialog's potential market reach and Dialog to embrace Muscat's technology.

  • Voice Dialogs are conversations that include the use of speech input and/or audio output as part of the user engagement.

  • No steps have been taken for the appointment of an administrator or receiver (including an administrative receiver) of all or any part of Dialog's assets.

  • Import of Account master data and roles (XML and Import-Connector) Anonymized import of usage data (Transactions, Reports, Dialogs) (XML and Import-Connector) Import of Employee master data (CSV, AD/Tivoli, SAP-IDM) Administration of license data (weights and prices, license matrix) on the interface.

  • The materials that are the subject of this Agreement shall consist of Dialogs development software (hereinafter referred to as the “Licensed Materials”).

  • For example Dialog's K1 product requirement can be viewed alongside Muscat's commercial relationship with Reuters, for which Muscat has designed, built, coded and supported a news intranet product called Reuters NewsExplorer.