Príklady browsing

• The man at the station kiosk doesn't like people browsing through the magazines.

• When I was browsing in the bestsellers section, I found that book you were telling me about.

• I don't like going into clothes shops where they don't leave you in peace to browse.

• Several knowledgeable-looking people were browsing among the plants on display and noting things down in notebooks.

• Do you need any help or shall I leave you to browse for a while?

• It's too expensive to spend time browsing the Web if you are paying per minute.

• I found your site while browsing the Web and was very impressed.

• You would find it much quicker and easier to browse and download and so on if you had a broadband connection.

• Trying browsing the net for specialist organizations who can provide additional information.

• She showed me how to scroll down when browsing through a large document.

• In addition, the user can combine time regions to form a time tree that can be used for multi-resolution browsing and annotation.

• The designer is responsible for browsing through the cases and for selecting the most appropriate one to solve the problem at hand.

• Browsing typically involves traversing of hierarchically arranged categories.

• Only in browsing do entanglements of loose elements to fixed couplings still work if differences are made: the musician watches and clicks.

• In addition, browsing through discussions as well as listening to music might be considered as learning situations, at least on an implicit level.

• How are patterns of usage such as hours online and types of online activity (emailing, browsing, shopping, gaming, instant messaging, etc.) stratified?

• When browsing this pattern, a requirements engineer might then be prompted to ask the question ' 'are the sold items ever returned to the store?' '.

• It is used to display the semantic description of a particular entity, and more generally for browsing and exploration of the semantic repository.

• It is the corpus equivalent of a database browsing program.

• Some have fullcolour photographs, drawings, and maps which make browsing more interesting and impressive.

• It provides a means of providing a browsing tool for which, at any time, browsing criteria can be interactively refined or broadened.

• The browsing of hierarchically organized information entities allows incremental narrowing and pruning of the organizational structure.

• As a reference book it is solid and user-friendly, but it's also good for free-range browsing.

• The benefits to the park manager change considerably when grazing and browsing by cattle and goats is restricted.

• But a careful examination of his terminology offers little unambiguous evidence of browsing.