 available option on a particular menu, the user would still be required to go through individual menus to reach a desired selection. Secondly, it required the user to navigate through use of the touch pad of the phone rather simply through voice.
A later generation of responses allowed users to make selections through voice commands rather than through the key pad, so that the user could use the menu by speech rather through pressing the key pad. This provided an improved experience for the customer, and greater convenience for navigating the menus, but still required following drill-down menus.
Currently, the technology has evolved to permit the use of “directed dialog” grammars. This means that a current system may have voice prompts, such as, for example: “are you having a billing or reception problem” (for a cable company). In response, the user is directed to make a selection for one or more (possibly free-form) answers. The key, however, is that the user is only provided a limited number of options to choose from, whether expressly or implicitly provided.
This suffers from the drawback of providing a user experience which is not necessarily a pleasant one. There would be a benefit to having a user-ordering experience which more closely approximates the interaction of placing an order with a live human, such as waiter or operator, without the expense of having human personnel.
There is thus a need in the art for a method and system for accepting orders that enhances the user experience and at the same time lowers the cost of the development and maintenance of the order taking system. Pacemakers and implanted cardioverter defibrillators (“ICDs”) have been successfully implanted for years for treatment of heart rhythm conditions.
Pacemakers are implanted in patients who have bradycardia (slow heart rate). The pacemakers detect periods of bradycardia and deliver electrical stimuli to increase the heart beat to an appropriate rate.
ICDs are implanted in patients who may suffer from episodes of fast and irregular heart rhythms called tachyarrhythmias. ICDs come in two forms: the first type is a defibrillator for patients who may suffer ventricular fibrillation (VF), a fast and irregular heart rhythm in the ventricles. During a VF episode, the heart quivers and can pump little or no blood to the body, potentially causing sudden death. An ICD implanted for correction of ventricular fibrillation will detect a VF episode and deliver an electrical shock to the heart to restore the heart's electrical coordination.
The second type of ICD is a cardioverter
available option on a particular menu, the user would still be command to die through individual menus to reach a desired choice. Secondly, it required the drug user to voyage through use of the touch pad of the phone rather plainly through voice. 
 A later coevals of responses allowed users to make selections through articulation commands rather than through the key diggings, so that the user could use the menu by speech rather through press the key pad. This provided an improved experience for the customer, and greater public toilet for navigating the menus, but still required following drill - down menus. 
 Currently, the technology has evolved to permit the use of “ directed dialog ” grammars. This means that a current system may suffer voice prompts, such as, for exercise: “ are you take a billing or reception problem ” (for a cable ship's company). In response, the user is directed to make a survival for one or more (possibly free - form) answers. The key, however, is that the user is only provide a limited number of options to choose from, whether expressly or implicitly provided. 
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 ICDs are implanted in patients who may suffer from episodes of fast and atypical heart rhythms called tachyarrhythmias. ICDs come in two forms: the first type is a defibrillator for patients who may digest ventricular fibrillation (VF), a fast and irregular heart rhythm method of birth control in the ventricles. During a VF episode, the heart quivers and can pump little or no lineage to the body, potentially causing sudden death. An ICD implant for correction of ventricular fibrillation will detect a VF episode and deliver an electrical shock to the heart to restore the heart's electrical coordination. 
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 available option on a particuLar menu, the User wOulD stIlL be rEquiRed to go through INdivIdual menus to reach a desiRed seLeCTion. sEcOndly, It requiREd THE usEr To NavIgATe ThrouGh uSe of the Touch pad of The PhOne rather simPLy Through voiCe.
A Later generatIon Of respOnSes ALloweD usErs to Make seLEctionS through vOiCE commaNDs ratheR THaN thrOugh the key pad, so thAT tHE user could use tHe menu By SPeECH raTheR through prEsSing tHE key pad. tHiS PROviDEd an improved eXperience foR The CustomEr, And GReater ConveNiENce For navigatiNg thE menus, but Still rEQuired fOLlowing Drill-dOwn MenUs.
CuRReNtLy, tHe TEchNOlOgy HAs eVolved to PeRmIt the Use oF “DIREcteD diAlog” GrammArs. This means tHat A curREnt SysteM may hAve vOiCe proMpts, suCh as, fOr Example: “are you haVing A billing oR reCePtiOn ProblEM” (for a cAblE coMpany). In ResponsE, The UsER IS dIrected to make a seleCtION fOr one or mOre (posSIbLy FRee-form) aNsWerS. The KEY, howeVer, iS ThAt the useR is onlY PrOvIded a liMiTed numBeR of OptIons tO ChooSe from, Whether eXpresSLy or implicitly PRovided.
This suFFeRS FrOM the DraWback of provIdinG A useR expERiEncE Which Is not NeCEsSArily a pleasant one. ThErE would Be a beNefit to having A user-orderING ExperienCe whICh MOre closely apprOximaTes the inteRAction of PlaciNg an ordeR with a livE HUman, such As wAitEr oR opERAtOr, without the eXPEnse Of Having hUmaN personNel.
theRe iS thUs A need in thE art for a MeThOd AnD syStem fOR acceptiNg OrdErS thAt enhANces thE user ExpeRiEnCE anD at the sAMe TIMe loWeRs The cOst Of The deVeloPMenT and maiNtenance oF thE OrdeR tAkIng systEm. Pacemakers aNd Implanted cArDioVerter DEFibrillaTors (“ICDs”) have been successFUlly impLanTed foR yeaRs for treaTmeNt of heArt RHythm cOnditiOns.
PaCeMakERS are iMPLaNteD iN patients wHO HavE bradYcArdiA (slow heArt rate). The pacemakeRS deTect periods of BraDycaRDIa And DElIVer ElECtrICAl stimuli to incrEase the heaRt BEaT to an approPRiaTe Rate.
ICDS are impLanteD In patieNts who may Suffer froM ePisoDES of Fast and irrEgular heArt rhythmS CalleD TaChyarRhyThmias. iCds cOme in Two forMS: thE firsT type iS a DefibrIllatOr For patieNts who may suffer ventricuLar fibRillaTioN (VF), a fast aNd iRRegUlar heart RhytHm in the venTriCleS. DuriNg a vf episOde, tHE hEarT QuiveRs anD Can pump liTTlE or NO BlOod to the bodY, POTenTiallY caUSing suDden Death. An ICD implantED for correction Of veNTRicUlaR FibrIlLation will deteCt a vF EPIsode and DeLiver an elecTrical shOcK To the Heart tO restoRe the heART's ELectriCal cOorDination.
THe sEcONd type oF IcD IS a cardIoveRtEr
 available option on a par ticular me nu, t heuse rwoul d st ill be require d  togo through individualmenus  t o  rea c ha des ired se l ec t i on.  S ec ond ly ,  i t req uir ed theuser to na vig at e through us e  o f the touc h p ad of the ph one  rathe rsim p ly th rou gh vo ice.
A latergeneratio no f resp o nses al l o we d us ers to make selec t io n s through voic e comm an d sr a the r t han throug hthe k e y pad,s ot h a t t h e user coulduse the men u  by  speec hrat h er thr oughpr e ssi ng the keypad.  This pro videda n impro v ed expe rience  fo r t he c u st om er,  a n d g r ea ter con venience  f or  navi gati n g t he m enu s, b ut st ill requiredfol lowi n g d rill- downmenu s. 
Curr ently,  thete chnology has ev olve d to perm itth e u se  of “ d irecte d d ial og” gra mmars.T his  m e a n sthat a current sys te m ma y have v oice p r om pt s , such a s,  fo r ex a m ple:“are yo u having  a bil l in gor rece pt ion pr ob lem ” ( for a cabl e comp any). In  resp o nse, the useri s directed to ma k e  a sele cti on for oneor m o re ( poss i bl y f r ee-fo rm) a ns w er s . The key, however,  i s that  theuser is onlyprovided a l i mited nu mber of options to cho ose f rom, wheth e r expres sly o r implic itly prov i d ed.
This  su ffe rsfro m th e drawback of p rovi di ng a us erexperie nce  wh ich  is  n ot necess arily apl ea sa nt  on e. Th e re would  b e a  b ene fit t o  havin g a u ser- or de r ing  experi e nc e whic hmo re c los el y app roxi m ate s the i nteractio n o f  pla ci ng  an ord er with a liv ehuman, suc haswaiter o r operat or, without the expense of havi nghuman  per sonnel.
T her e is t hus a need  in th e art  f ora metho d an d s ys tem for ac c e pti ng or de rs t hat enh ances the user exp e rie nce and at th e s amet i me  lo w er s  th ec ost o f the developme nt and mai nt e na nce of the ord er  taking  system . Pac e makersand impla nted card io vert e r  de fibrillato rs (“ICD s”) haveb een s u cc essfu lly  impla nt edfor y ears f o r t reatm ent of  h eart r hythm  c ondition s.
Pacemakers are impla nted i n pat ien ts who ha veb rad ycardia ( slow  heart rat e).  Th e pac ema k ers d etec t  p eri o ds of  bra d ycardia a n ddel i v er  electrical s t imu li to  in c reasetheheart beat to ana ppropriate rat e.
I C D s a rei mpla nt ed in patients  wh om a y suffer  f rom episode s of fas ta nd ir regula r hear t rhyth m s  c a lled t achy arr hythmias.  IC Ds come in  t wo forms:  the  f irst t ype is a de f i brillator for pa tient s who m a y s uffer  v entricu l ar f ibrillatio n (VF), a f ast an d ir regul ar hear trhythm  in  t he ventric l es. Durin g a V F episo de , th e h eart q uive r s  andcanpu mplittle or n ob lo od tothebody,  p oten tially ca u sing sud den death.An  IC D implan t ed f or correct ion  of v e n tricular f i bril l at i on wi ll det ect aVF epis o dean d deliv era n  electric al shockt o t he  hea rt to re st oreth e h ea rt's electrical  coordin ation.
T h e  secon d t y pe o f  ICD i sa cardiovert er
 available_option on_a particular menu, the_user would_still_be required_to_go through individual_menus to reach_a desired selection. Secondly,_it required the_user_to navigate through use of the touch pad of the phone rather simply through_voice.
A_later generation_of_responses_allowed users to make selections_through voice commands rather than_through the_key pad, so that the user could use_the_menu by speech_rather through pressing the key pad. This provided an_improved experience for the customer, and_greater convenience for_navigating_the_menus, but still required_following drill-down menus.
Currently, the technology has_evolved to permit the use of_“directed dialog” grammars. This means that a_current system may have voice prompts,_such as, for example: “are_you having_a billing or reception problem”_(for a cable_company). In_response, the user_is directed to make a selection_for one or_more (possibly free-form) answers. The key,_however,_is that the_user_is_only provided_a limited number_of_options to_choose_from, whether expressly or implicitly provided.
This_suffers_from the drawback of providing a user_experience which is not_necessarily_a pleasant one. There_would be a benefit to_having a user-ordering experience which more_closely approximates_the interaction_of placing an order with a live human, such as waiter_or operator, without the expense of_having human personnel.
There is_thus a_need_in the art_for_a method_and system for accepting orders that enhances_the user_experience and at the same time_lowers the cost of_the_development and maintenance of the order_taking system. Pacemakers and implanted cardioverter_defibrillators (“ICDs”) have been successfully_implanted_for_years for treatment of heart_rhythm conditions.
Pacemakers are implanted in patients_who have bradycardia_(slow heart rate). The pacemakers detect periods_of_bradycardia and deliver electrical stimuli to_increase_the heart beat to an appropriate_rate.
ICDs_are_implanted in patients who may_suffer from episodes of fast and_irregular heart rhythms called tachyarrhythmias. ICDs come in two_forms: the first_type is a defibrillator for_patients_who_may suffer ventricular fibrillation (VF), a fast and irregular heart_rhythm in_the ventricles. During_a VF episode, the heart quivers and can pump little_or no blood to the body, potentially_causing sudden death. An ICD implanted for correction of ventricular fibrillation_will detect a VF episode and deliver an_electrical shock to the heart to restore_the heart's electrical coordination.
The_second_type of ICD is a cardioverter