Sentences with phrase «in the haystack of»

«We're using that data to find the needles in the haystack of possible materials,» says Chamberlain.

Computer algorithms perform initial searches — seeking needles in the haystack of data, The Guardian says.

But the problem is that so many people are now claiming to be editors, that it's very difficult to find a real one in the haystack of pretenders.

With so many poorly edited and poorly designed books available, few bookstores are willing to spend the time to find your excellent needle in the haystack of mediocrity.

If you really want to get a dog from rescue, be prepared to invest a lot of time and probably considerable expense — with the help of a trainer experienced in behavior assessment — in finding the needle in the haystack of the dog with the wonderfully stable temperament who is physically and behaviorally glowing with health, fitting the description of the ideal candidate in point # 1.

these guys very much omitted information that very much could have determined people's purchases and they've damaged the reputation they are going to have to do a lot to make up for this as even if they apologize tomorrow let's be honest the majority of the Gaming Community will not remember that in comparison to no man Skies launch, for god sakes people were still asking what no man sky was even with the team being extremely transparent about the concept of the game so I do not believe the gaming community has a memory that good that they're seriously going to always remember them apologizing It's going to be a needle in a haystack of disappointment.

The online climate wars — which seem so momentous to those deeply dug in on various fronts — are taking place on the sharp end of a needle buried in a haystack of other societal concerns.

«With 16 petabytes I can't find the needle in the haystack of files that you gave me,» is one line from the band's song «L - O - V - Ediscovery.»

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Bates, a Brit with a deep technical background and big - company chops, was perhaps one of the few executives — «a needle in a haystack,» Durban calls him — who could wrangle strong - willed engineers spread across half the globe.

For finding that «needle in a haystack» key, the miner gets a reward of 25 newly generated bitcoins.

«Using machine learning to find a needle in a haystack is where computers can help us transcend our limitations,» says Professor Adam Pah from Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management and Northwestern's Institute on Complex Systems (NICO).

All over the world there are thousands of events everyday, but finding the ones that pay can be a needle in a haystack.

Dear friends and colleagues, This summer we saw an opportunity to provide greater clarity to entrepreneurs and our partners about the mission and focus of our work, which at times was obscured by references to «needles in haystacks» instead of our true inspiration, which is the gritty teamwork required to harvest hay from a field and stack it in a barn.

Some of these factors are depicted below in a Venn diagram format I borrowed from a recent tweet by Semil Shah of Haystack.

Finding the needle in a haystack out of the multitude of cryptocurrencies on the market is the arduous half.

Because you can hide an elephant inside a freezer from man's eye but you could never hide even a quark - size object in a haystack from the eyes of God.

In the midst of their devotions a thunderstorm struck and sent them scurrying for shelter to the lee side of a haystack.

My haystacks are the perfect combination of melt - in - your - mouth, sweet and salty chocolate and creamy coconut butter that delicately coats crispy, crunchy coconut flakes.

Buying wine is much easier when you stop looking for that one vineyard like a needle in a haystack, and instead start looking for two words on the back of the bottle: «Imported By.»

No more of this disorganized, lazy display of meandering around the pitch looking for a needle in a haystack.

Past olive groves forming an animal print of the landscape, eventually giving way to gleaming wheat fields and haystacks seemingly still wet from van Gogh's brush and assembled with Cezanne's eye, it is hard to imagine any city in the world ensnaring your heart with more force of raw beauty.

Ramsey needs to learn how to be disiplined in defence, when to time runs bombing forward and not at every chance as we have ozil in front of him who can find a needle in a haystack with a pass!

But Faulk is the needle in the haystack that is the rest of the team's second round picks, and I'd much rather have a proven defenseman than a 1 - for - 12 roll of the dice.

The rarity of signing Ozil and Sanchez is like finding a needle in a haystack.

Although trying to figure out who, exactly, those players may be is basically like trying to find a needle in a haystack, the authoritative nature of the report should at least come as a relief to a fanbase that has been clamoring for some kind of transfer news.

So for many of us men trying to find a real decent Normal woman today has really become very impossible unfortunately for us since it is like trying to find a needle in a haystack.

Needle in a haystack Acupuncture has been proven to be successful at inducing labour, although only a limited number of studies have been carried out.

Computer research scientist Victor Pankratius of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) in Cambridge, Massachusetts, is part of an interdisciplinary team at MIT's Haystack Observatory.

«Now that you're looking for these needles in a haystack, you start finding a lot of other needles that you didn't want to find, like variability in manufacturing or slight lot - to - lot differences in the controls that you purchased,» says Bramlett.

«Sepsis is a killer and notoriously difficult to identify accurately in children, which is why this alert is so promising,» said lead study author Fran Balamuth, MD, PhD, MSCE, of Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, in Philadelphia, Pa. «Identifying the rare child with severe sepsis or septic shock among the many non-septic children with fever and tachycardia in a pediatric ER is truly akin to finding the proverbial «needle in a haystack.»

«[O] ne group of researchers [has launched] a crowdsourcing initiative,» called Mark2Cure, to help researchers «find those needle - in - haystack connections» in the rapidly growing biomedical literature «by harnessing the efforts of lay volunteers who will scan papers for key terms to help create a powerful searchable database,» Esther Landhuis wrote in a Thursday ScienceInsider.

To find the needle in a galaxy - size haystack, SETI workers are counting on the consistently exponential growth of computing power to continue for another couple of decades.

When it comes to early diagnosis of Lyme disease, the insidious tick - borne illness that afflicts about 300,000 Americans annually, finding the proverbial needle in the haystack might be a far easier challenge — until now, perhaps.

The probability of this virus surviving and infecting a human is so low — it is as if Topham and lead study author, Marta Lopez de Diego, Ph.D., research assistant professor of Microbiology and Immunology, found a needle in a haystack.

«It's like looking for a needle in a haystack when the haystack contains many other things that resemble a needle,» says Alfred Mann of the University of Pennsylvania, a former member of the Los Alamos team who supervised the dissenting physicist's PhD.

«This has been like looking for a needle in a haystack, but instead we found a crowbar,» said co-leader Clem Pryke (University of Minnesota).

Astronomer David Jewitt of the University of California, Los Angeles, a co-discoverer of 1992 QB1, the first KBO other than Pluto and Charon, says that TAOS is looking for the proverbial needle in a haystack.

Finding the proverbial «needle in the haystack» would be to identify the genes that direct the immune response to infectious disease, as well as the ability to survive the harsh conditions of the Mojave Desert.»

Waters and others hesitate to attach overwhelming significance to the find until they locate similar sites farther east — a task akin to finding a needle in a frozen haystack of continental proportions.

«There are only 1000 tiny cells in 1 cubic centimetre of sediment, so finding just one is literally like hunting for a needle in a haystack.»

We can find small numbers of cancer cells in blood, which really is like searching for a needle in a haystack.»

A search for items listed as «ivory» throws up a multitude of items — including ivory - coloured wedding dresses — making the task of tracking down illegal products akin to finding a needle in a haystack.

«Instead of looking for a needle in a haystack, we'll be looking for a needle in a bucket of sand.»

«The substantial decline in the prevalence of serious bacterial infection, following the introduction of conjugate vaccines, has made clinical decision making more difficult — the needle has become much smaller, and the haystack much larger, particularly in young infants.

But they should probably get used to the idea that computers may already be better than people at finding needles of truth in enormous haystacks of data.

Sheperd Doeleman, an astrophysicist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Haystack Observatory in Westford, Mass., says that pinning down the black hole's parameters is important work and notes that both groups analyzed mounds of data «with particular attention paid to careful error analysis.»

«In the future,» Soper said, «we'll be using some of these new molecular tools to fish some needles in the haystack that we can pull out.&raquIn the future,» Soper said, «we'll be using some of these new molecular tools to fish some needles in the haystack that we can pull out.&raquin the haystack that we can pull out.»

A benefit of using sophisticated neural networks, the researchers noted, is that they can identify features that weren't even sought in the initial experiment, like finding a needle in a haystack when you weren't even looking for it.

Not unlike looking for the proverbial needle in a haystack, a team of Michigan State University researchers have found a gene that could be key to the development of stem cells — cells that can potentially save millions of lives by morphing into practically any cell in the body.