Sentences with phrase «sift for»

An intelligent cloud collects data from devices at the «edge» of the network — your smarthphone, for example — to sift for an answer.

The display aggregates available pro bono cases so that pro bono attorneys no longer have to go to different organizations to sift for cases.

A great way to review impressions of the conference is to sift for the #planet2012 and #askplanet tags on Twitter.

You can sift for hints of such issues in the latest United Nations discussion draft of a potential climate agreement.

The leak has disrupted this plan and generated a frenetic effort to sift for the most important phrases, even as major news media try to stick with an earlier embargo agreement.

We have an ingrained tendency to sift for the «front - page thought» in a pile of news that we have absorbed in the course of a day and — without a stiff dose of discipline — this can tempt even the most professional reporter or editor to tilt things just a bit toward hyperbole.

Six men suspected in the murders, including a soldier, were arrested early in the week, but have been charged only with illegal logging for the moment as authorities continue to sift for evidence.

Check the «#COP21 draft» Twitter flow to sift for differences.

Listen above as you sift for treaty «news» using the #COP18 tag on Twitter and you'll see why the music fits.

Twitter postscripts A sift for «young old Brexit» on Twitter provides more views on the demographic divide in Britain.

The 2009 batch was there for anyone to sift for meaning from the get - go.

Algorithms sift for coverage and detect trends in interest in particular subjects related to global warming and handling of carbon dioxide.

I did a quick sift for articles on oil and related subjects in The New York Times archives back through 1851 and found a few fun snippets providing a window on those heady early days, when folks got rich pumping 15 - cent - a-barrel oil:

That led me to sift for other video content on this issue of meshing human development and planetary limits, which I've explored here of course more than a few times.

Sift for my earlier post on impacts and go to the web link of Rusty Schweickart, an astronaut working on this stuff.]

The online star rating system and comments section, to a degree helps publishers sift for potential next best sellers and may help minimize their risk.

His books on Amazon share five - star praise and one - star venom, leaving readers (as with all Amazon reviews) to sift for reviewer sincerity.

How easy is it to create LMS reports, search and find all data for a corporate learner, and sift for compliance?

8 Download software from the SETI@home project to sift for alien signals on your home PC.

All of the job boards below do the sifting for you and feature specifically remote jobs.

The Money Calendar is Tom's proprietary system that crunches through 10 years of daily transactions on the markets like a code - breaker, sifting for patterns in oil, gold, technology stocks and more — patterns that nobody else can possibly see.

Dry 2 teaspoons pumpkin pie spice 1 3/4 cup flour 1/3 cup cocoa, sifted for lumpage 1 teaspoon baking soda 3/4 teaspoon coarse kosher salt

For your young burgeoning foodie (a dinner tray for delight) or coffee connoisseur (there are so many different Nespresso machines), we've done the sifting for you.

Sifting for clues in the wreckage of Eliot Spitzer's stunning, sordid prostitution scandal — and trying to make sense of what no doubt will always contain a large element of pure insanity — that old mob investigation offers a vivid glimpse into the suddenly ex-governor's psyche.

The spacecraft — recently renamed the Wilkinson Microwave Anisotropy Probe in honor of astrophysicist David Wilkinson — is sifting for clues in the cosmic microwave background, a remnant glow of microwaves from the early universe.

One group cleaned up the images; another tried to deduce the color of the surface; yet another sifted for directional clues buried in the probe's readings of scattered sunlight.

Like a forensic scientist sifting for clues before it is even clear whether a crime has been committed, Kleban and his colleagues are figuring out exactly what kinds of patterns, hidden within observable astronomical features, might expose the existence of universes beyond our own.

After sifting for hundreds and thousands of dating free, adult, personal and web sites is possible that there be a science to find the single more practically.

As for films, the experience is more akin to sifting for rough gems.

«Going where the evidence points,» as one conservative journal claims it does in its editorial mission statement, requires more sifting for bias than ever.

Why, they asked, should readers waste their time sifting for talent amongst those who «couldn't even get published»?

Related I'm sifting for online innovations through a new course I've just launched at Pace University, called «Blogging a Better Planet.»

Scientists sifting for trends in record high and low temperatures across the United States have found more evidence of long - term warming of the climate, with the biggest shift coming through a reduction in record low nighttime temperatures.

There had been growing pressure from some lawmakers, state officials and many people harmed by the unfolding disaster to do so, and presumably federal lawyers and investigators were sifting for clues already.

But I'll keep sifting for starting points.

I was led to domed designs for tornado - resistant school buildings as I sifted for information on the particularly devastating tornado that struck Vilonia, Ark., Sunday night (the tornado hit three years and two days after a deadly tornado in 2011).

The big near - Earth objects, or NEO's, are being tracked fairly well, but quite a few experts on space, risk, and resilience say we'd better start sifting for the small ones, too.

You can learn of more such work by sifting for the tag #scio12 on Twitter.

In sifting for views on the scope of the change that has been set in motion by these technologies, I found Rod Janssen, a veteran Paris - based energy analyst who blogs at Energy in Demand.

But it should be pointed out that there is a climate - style amplifying feedback process, in which a funding agency, a university and researchers highlight the most newsworthy aspect of a new study — even if it's tentative — and that baton is passed to journalists eagerly sifting for «the front - page thought.»

Johnson's piece, sifting for a cause for this terrible storm season, explores the climate - change question and finds no easy answer.

Tracking scientific progress has become somewhat akin to the old art of Kremlinology — sifting for subtle shifts of language showing that vexing questions are being resolved.

But with Cook's vision in mind, I've been sifting for more examples.

The total amount of grain is sifted for good seeds and the rest is sold on the open market or back to members at lower rates, or distributed to poor families.

With most Realtors spending the majority of their time prospecting via the online streams, like desperate old - time gold - rush miners sifting for nuggets in real - world streams (they actually worked... physically), is it any wonder that the new - age Realtor knows far more about computer programs and how to be an online presence than he / she knows about actual real - world real estate?

Yes, knocking on doors and pissing off a substantial number of residents who don't like door - to - door salespeople does work, like sifting for gold works... except the discarded dirt in the pans (similar to the discarded / pissed off homeowners) doesn't get pissed off; it just gets redistributed.

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From there, the information is retrievable from Ripcord Canopy, the company's PC, mobile, and web app for sifting your data.

You just made life easier for the shopper who doesn't want to sift through different e-mails to buy truffles and a gold bracelet.

As we our bombarded with information our brains sift through the small percentage that is necessary for our cognitive functions, or in other words the things that require us to think about, for instance, reading.

There's no way for one person to sift through it all.