Sentences with phrase «many of the maps»

SBA invests more than $ 1 million into a community of mapping and location - based technology startups surrounding the NASA Stennis Space Center in Mississippi.

As Ren tries to probe Rey's mind for an image of the map, he discovers something of interest and attempts to analyze it when he discovers that she is blocking him from her mind.

She's the Salesforce exec in charge of mapping the competitive landscape.

And where there previously was no drive - in movie theater area named Risky Reels, there now is (in the upper right corner of the map).

As such, on iPhone 5 launch day, Android has a big advantage in the case of maps.

She was named as the head of the Maps division in fall 2014.

We live risk, we eat risk, we wake up and hear President Whackjob talk about wiping us off the face of his map.

Love said large regions of the map are empty because there's currently no congressionally approved plan to map the US Northeast.

It has a treasure - trove of mapping data from about 12 billion check - ins that are useful to brands, according to Foursquare CEO Jeff Glueck.

The justices have been more forgiving of maps based on partisan advantage, though they soon may confront the issue of whether overly partisan districts can themselves violate the Constitution, in a case from Wisconsin.

Angle discussed the potential for this type of mapping technology as the smart home market grows.

In order to do this, we had to create a new version of Maps from the ground up.

Of course, that's what happened when Apple launched the newest iteration of its Maps app, and faced an avalanche of disastrous reviews and negative attention.

Azavea, a maker of mapping software, follows Googlesque practices of letting employees spend up to 10 percent of their time on research projects of their own devising.

We were at the final stages of mapping those things out when they told us we were going to be shut down instead.

Pearce, who studied hydrography as an undergrad (the science of mapping bodies of water), managed to pick up the tab for his # 10,500 ($ 16,000 USD) degree on his own, in part thanks to a hotel that gave him free lodging in exchange for work.

Put their experience into the context of a map or a journey, and suddenly all of these influences become apparent - the recommendation they got from their friend about you, the first time they land on your site, the login and password setup process, the speed of your site, color selection, and most importantly the ease at which you solved a problem for them.

Now, to save a cached version of the map you're currently viewing, up to an entire city view, a user only needs to type or say «OK Maps» in the search box and the map is saved for viewing later.

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Google of course pioneered 360 photos years ago with Street View, the ground - eye - view function of its Maps app that has since become indispensable for people trying to find their way around.

LinkedIn's grand vision is the creation of a map based on its user activity that surveys every economic opportunity in the world.

That turns out to be a generally useful capability, and a different part of the Map team is able to reuse that for a satellite - imagery analysis task where they wanted to find roof tops in the U.S. or around the world to estimate the location of solar panel installations on rooftops.

Most apps open quickly, with the notable exception of Maps (also more on that shortly).

What it's about: The plot isn't entirely coherent, but the third «Pirates» movie was a visual spectacle that had the characters sail off the edge of the map and find what lies beyond.

The explosion of big data and the growing need for location - aware hardware and software has led to a boom in the field of mapping.

There has been a lot of mapping of risks before and some have also vaguely identified business opportunities related to them.

Our goal is to provide a global platform capable of mapping every professional's experience, skills and other relevant professional data to his or her professional graph, including connections with colleagues and business contacts.

July 2015: Levandowski begins to meet with Uber executives including company head of mapping Brian McCLendon and Kalanick.

Those who have left Uber in recent times have included the VP of maps and business platform Brian McClendon, president Jeff Jones, AI lead Gary Marcus, communications SVP Rachel Whetstone, VP of global vehicle programs Sherif Marakby, VP of product Ed Baker, SVP of engineering Amit Singhal and self - driving car head Anthony Levandowski.

That's where the process of mapping can help.

The business insights then leading to offering Intelligent Content that supports the buyer decision models in use as opposed to the outmoded approach of mapping push messaging to generic buying process views.

In front of a map of Madison, mayor Paul Soglin speaks during a November press conference about the Kraft Foods - Oscar Mayer shutdown.

Among the recent exits is the head of its mapping team, Brett Browning, and the head of its autonomy and perception team, Drew Bagnell, three sources have told Recode.

According to testimony by Pierre - Yves Droz, who co-founded 510 Systems with Levandowski before Google acquired it in 2011, Levandowski met with Uber's vice president of mapping, Brian McClendon, around the summer of 2015.

SAN FRANCISCO — When Eric Gundersen, the chief executive of a mapping start - up called Mapbox, met Masayoshi Son, the head of the Japanese conglomerate SoftBank, in late July, he expected -LSB-...]

Brian McClendon, the vice president of maps at Uber, is leaving the company after close to two years, the company has confirmed.

It's called Tracking the Energy Revolution, and its 18 pages of maps, charts, and graphics tell the story of how plunging equipment costs, strong investor interest, and government and business leadership are driving a global shift to renewable energy sources such as wind, sun, and water.

Google has expanded the capability of its Maps with a new update for iOS and Android.

It's along the lines of Maps, YouTube and Gmail, to name a few.

Waymo came out swinging Wednesday, with attorney Charles Verhoeven accusing Uber of an elaborate cover - up scheme to hide the fact that Brian McClendon, Uber's vice president of mapping, had been in talks with Levandowski before he abruptly quit Google's self - driving car unit in January 2016.

Because most business owners feel intimidated by the prospect of mapping out their objectives and then writing up the pre-arrange emails.

How did you kind of map between which of the global opportunities, with which of the right businesses of the future to focus on within the family portfolio?

For many entrepreneurs the idea of mapping out a year - long budget for your business can sound pretty pointless.

Around the same time Gangadhar joined Cruise, the company also hired long - time Netflix executive Tawni Cranz to be its new chief human resources officer and former program manager at Google Maps Ashwin Prabhu to be its head of mapping operations.

With China and Greece each dealing with crises on opposite ends of the map, many investors are worried.

Building an internal mapping system is part of the slew of investments Uber has been making over the past year and a half, which include the acquisition of the mapping startup deCarta and part of the image assets of Microsoft's Bing to boost navigation efforts.

Their approach also prevents them from examining different constituencies within the various religious families and denominations that might suggest different ways of mapping the world of religion.

Would not the record of society's past experience with advances in the transmission of information have led him to expect that the faster a mere mortal travels the abundantly informed infobahn, the sooner he will arrive at the crossroads, detours, and turnoffs that invalidate the map that led him to them, and so be tempted to an enervating postmodern skepticism about the reliability of any map?

Medieval mapmakers, with their limited knowledge of distant lands and uncharted seas, sometimes depicted dragons on the far edges of their maps.

For example, the Federal Housing Administration, created in 1934, «adopted a system of maps that rated neighborhoods according to their perceived stability... Neighborhoods where black people lived were rated»D» and were usually considered ineligible for FHA backing.»