Sentences with phrase «sort of cull»

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That it was a picture of Streisand culled from Yentl, the film where the actress disguised herself as a male yeshiva student, garnered significant extra-aesthetic traction — at least for those who keep tabs on these sort of things.

Exceptions were a couple of the still - ubiquitous pieced mirror - works aimed at the selfie generation; a few overly clever installations such as those by Josef Strau at Greene Naftali grouping the sort of disparate objects culled from thrift stores; and, at Galeria Jaqueline Martins, Martha Araújo's — hopefully — satirical take (it won the $ 15,000 / # 9,700 Champagne Pommery prize for most innovative stand) on our interactive art moment, which loaned visitors a suit patched with Velcro and set them loose on an alarmingly steep Velcro - clad ramp.

That comes to the fore in «Tragedy Begets Farce,» a culled poem of sorts.

Culled from fashion spreads and photographs, her subjects exude a sort of fearless exhibitionism while simultaneously conveying an intimacy and emotion expected from more familial sources.

The likely «solution» would be some sort of selective «culling» of of the herd, with all the negative consequences that implies.

What goes on and what I call the engine room of the ship, which is the sorting, the processing, the culling of the documents and then the point at which the lawyers get involved and some of that is happening early on as well, but lawyers don't work with tools like relativity and these document review products.

John, I think your penultimate para is right: that's how you'd do it: sorting through a stream of tweets to cull out useful stuff.

On a rotation basis, performs all of the following duties: loads mail onto automated equipment, culling out non-processable items; enters sort plan and starts equipment; monitors flow of mail to ensure continuous feed; sweeps separated mail from bins stackers; and stops equipment when distribution run or operation is completed.