backchannels造句

• Major administrative decisions have been made, at times, in these backchannels.
• Twitter is also widely used today by audiences to create backchannels during broadcasting of content or at conferences.
• The form of backchannels was similar : both Japanese and American subjects used brief utterances and head movements to signal involvement.
• Research has demonstrated that backchannels help participants to feel as contributing members, not passive followers and make them feel more social.
• It is at this point that peace feelers were sent through the backchannels between the Zamorin and the Portuguese captain Francisco de Albuquerque.
• We could shut down the # wikipedia-en-admins channel, but that wouldn't get rid of the nonpublic backchannels.
• The Japanese interlocutors, however, produced backchannels earlier and more often throughout conversation, while the Americans limited their responses mainly to pauses between turns.
• I haven't emailed anyone on the backchannels, I haven't asked for a shred of support off this page because that's how I wanted this done.
• So, anyway, that's the " vital information " that gets passed through IRC backchannels like # wikipedia-en-admins, and why it cannot be passed through the public noticeboards.
• In 2007 the Building Learning Communities Conference in Boston, Massachusetts used tools such as Twitter and Skype to create backchannels that included participants who were not on location and at times in remote parts of the world.
• However, the research is mixed on the nature of this discussions, and especially regarding social interaction on the backchannels : some cases report vast interaction where as others highlight that interaction on the platform was considered low.
• But I cannot take part in a moderation process where one of the participants chooses to use backchannels, off-wiki conversations, and other unaccountable methods to difame a moderator, and in turn, predispose any substitute moderator to take up his position, lest he or she face his wrath.
• I will try to promote a culture of openness on the arbcom, where even discussions on cases take place in the open instead of on backchannels, where people are more willing to make emotional or personal decisions rather than strictly on the merits .-- Silverback 08 : 09, 6 December 2005 ( UTC)
• I shall endeavor in the future that I am more careful to ensure that any proposals I might make are drafted entirely in private and discussed solely through backchannels, lest I find myself acting in a manner that does not further transparency, broad participation, or inclusiveness . talk ) 04 : 18, 9 September 2006 ( UTC)
• :I am quite sure that the sockpuppetry accussation is coming from a possible sock itself, Artisanalle is obviously not a newbie and the " communicated trough backchannels " argument doesn't seem particulary relevant to the fact that the user is completely aware of this project's policies, perhaps we are seeing a " good hand / bad hand " case ?-Ca ri bb e a n ~ H . Q . 07 : 38, 11 May 2008 ( UTC)
• Accordingly, they will keep their options-- including backchannels with the Taliban and other fellow travelers-- open, knowing that at the end of the day, the Americans have few alternatives available to them . " Academic C . Christine Fair argued that the U . S . position under President George W . Bush where the U . S . insisted on effort to combat al Qaeda but " not insist that Pakistan shut down its support for all militant groups including the Taliban and those groups operating in India and Kashmir, " further entrenched the Pakistani military's interests in maintaining links with such groups.