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<resources>
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<string name="intro_title">Introduction</string>
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<string name="batching_queue_title">Background sensor batching</string>
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<string name="batching_queue_description">Batching allows the sensor to report sensor events at
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a specified frequency.\n\nThe system delays calls to the SensorEventListener and deliver
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them in intervals, based on the maximum report latency specified when the listener is
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registered. Note that this only means that the call to onSensorChanged() is delayed, the
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total number of calls is identical as if no batching was used. Sensors only deliver events
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while the CPU is awake. If the CPU is asleep and a batched sensor event listener is still
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registered, the sensor will continue to collect events until it runs out of memory and
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overwrites old values. This use case is not covered by this sample. (The sensor event queue
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should be flushed using a scheduled background thread.) \n\nIn this sample app data is only
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collected while the app is running and the CPU is awake. In this case the sensor will
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deliver events before the queue fills up.
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</string>
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<string name="explanation_description">The age of a sensor event describes the delay between
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when it was recorded by the sensor until it was delivered to the SensorEventListener.
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</string>
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<string name="register_detector_title">Register step detector sensor</string>
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<string name="register_detector_description">Register a listener for the STEP DETECTOR
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sensor.\n\nThis sensor delivers an event when the user takes a step. One event is received
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per step.
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</string>
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<string name="register_counter_title">Register step counter sensor</string>
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<string name="register_counter_description">Register a listener for the STEP COUNTER
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sensor.\n\nThis sensor triggers events when a step is detected, but applies algorithms to
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filter out false positives. Events from this sensor have higher latency than the step
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detector and contain the total number of steps taken since the sensor was first registered.
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</string>
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<string name="register_0">No batching (delay=0)</string>
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<string name="register_5">5s batching (delay=5000ms)</string>
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<string name="register_10">10s batching (delay=10000ms)</string>
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<string name="counting_title">Total Steps: %1$d</string>
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<string name="sensor_counter">Step Counter</string>
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<string name="sensor_detector">Step Detector</string>
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<string name="counting_description">Sensor: %1$s\nMax sensor event delay: %2$,d \u00B5s\nAge of
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events in s:\n%3$s
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</string>
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<string name="error_title">Error</string>
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<string name="error_nosensor">This sample requires at least Android KitKat (4.4) and a device
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with the step sensor.\n\nThis device does not appear to meet these requirements, as an
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alternative you may want to consider using the gyro sensor and implement your own step
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recognition as a fallback.
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</string>
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<string name="warning_nobatching">The listener has been registered, but batch mode could not be
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enabled.\n\nIt is likely that it is not supported by this device.\n\nSensor events will be
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delivered in continuous mode.
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</string>
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<string name="action_notagain">Do not show again</string>
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