Sentences with phrase «vast stores»

There's plenty of reviews available written by talented professionals who can bring vast stores of knowledge to the fore, as well as proper software for running detailed and thorough tests.

This would result in vast stores of ice under the poles melting, with the obvious effect of liquid water flooding the environment.

Some consumer advocates argue that the policy doesn't go far enough to limit the operations of the bureaus, which maintain vast stores of personal information without people's consent.

With decades of experience and vast stores of knowledge, telling the story of your work — whatever that work is — should be effortless.

Researchers would love to master unsupervised learning one day because then machines could teach themselves about the world from vast stores of data that are unusable today — making sense of the world almost totally on their own, like infants.

These hotter - than - normal conditions supercharged the storm, fueling it with vast stores of moisture, the authors found.

Indeed, some researchers believe that global warming can be slowed significantly by using vast stores of carbon to reengineer the world's bad soils.

In recent years, the combination of horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing (commonly known as fracking), have helped unlock vast stores of natural gas in shale formations.

The mining operations that create Bitcoin and other virtual currencies require vast stores of computing power, and no small amount of technical know - how, but a company called Virtonomics is hoping to change all that.

A US official in Bonn said the draft text, which will be formally agreed in Paris, was a big moment for efforts to slow deforestation and protect regions holding vast stores of carbon.

Biomedical research has produced vast stores of knowledge about the diseases of old age, but scientists still don't understand why our bodies begin to deteriorate when we reach our thirties.

Phil is also co-Director of the Protein Data Bank (PDB), whose vast store of data-most major journals and funding agencies now require scientists to submit relevant protein structure data to PDB - has become a key resource for the biology and genomics research communities.

Any increased Arctic methane flux, tapping into vast stores of steadily destabilizing methane hydrate, has the potential to keep going over a considerable time - period as a response to warmer (and rising) sea temperatures.

The feature was removed from Facebook in 2014, but not before a number of developers are said to have obtained vast stores of personal data relating to tens of millions of users.

This consequently supercharged the storm and fueled it with vast stores of moisture that led to record - breaking precipitation levels and massive flooding, the study finds.

Giant methane belches would require vast stores of free gas, but there are «safety valves» that limit the amount of free gas in storage.

A section of the Arctic Ocean seafloor that holds vast stores of frozen methane is showing signs of instability and widespread venting of the powerful greenhouse gas, according to the findings of an international research team led by University of Alaska Fairbanks scientists Natalia Shakhova and Igor Semiletov.

Chinese companies and threat actors are collecting vast stores of psychographic and demographic data that can be leveraged by Big Data machine learning algorithms to produce insights that facilitate information warfare against populations, Counterintelligence operations against Intelligence assets, and precision - targeted attacks against critical infrastructure executives.

This service is the first manifestation of grander plans behind the scenes to assemble «knowledge graphs»: vast stores of data on hundreds of millions of people, places and other entities, as well as contextual information that describes how the entities are linked.

Not surprisingly, most of the deep - learning applications that have been commercially deployed so far involve companies like Google, Microsoft, Facebook, Baidu, and Amazon — the companies with the vast stores of data needed for deep - learning computations.

Today companies such as SAP and MemSQL are exploiting that with in - memory databases that use the vast stores of memory close to the compute to rapidly process data, but there could be other use cases as well.

Utilizing its vast stores of customer data, Facebook allows you to really drill down on your target audience, serving ads only to the demographic you define.

It therefore puts insurers, like UnitedHealth Group, which owns a PBM through its Optum health - services business but not a vast store base, directly in its line of fire.

Over the course of the next 10 years we will see the affordability and the mobility of the Internet reach a point where every person on the planet has the ability to not only access the vast stores of information but more importantly educate themselves and then contribute to a global network of commerce.

From the vast store of information made available to me, I have chosen that which is best suited to the accomplishment of this purpose.

The one thing the Churches seemed to offer was advice to work hard and become rich and then to give liberally of one's vast stores of wealth.

There is a vast store of knowledge outside of the bible and apologist sites that you simply reject.

Vast stores of hidden wealth, gained by committing every crime in the book, and millions of fear - driven, deluded «slaves» who have been trained to give their very souls if need be... all under the thumbs of mere humans who use their power for every vice imaginable.

This type of research involves interdisciplinary teams of climate - change scientists, biologists, geneticists, modellers and engineers who are using and developing new technologies and research platforms to unlock the vast stores of information within plant genomes.

Neuroscience and psychology are leading to new hardware and software designs, and the internet provides a vast store of data.

Climate change in the Arctic may not just produce the fabled Northwest Passage; it may also release the vast stores of methane frozen in its tundra and lakes.

Some are calling this new epoch the anthropocene and it is all thanks to our increasing the relatively small amount of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere by burning the vast stores of carbon trapped inside of the fossil fuels that power our modern lives.

Moving through middle age and beyond, the brain develops a vast store of «generic memories» — knowledge of the shared patterns in events or things.

Yet farming and ranching already exact a daunting toll on the environment: burn down rain forests to create more arable land, dump fertilizers onto fields that run off and choke life in rivers and oceans, emit volumes of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, use up vast stores of freshwater for irrigation.

But with climate change ripping away the ice shield protecting the ocean, vast stores of mineral and hydrocarbon wealth — and maybe fish stocks too — are becoming exposed to humanity's most predatory instincts.

The question is whether the Comanche outcrops are an anomaly or are representative of the vast stores of carbon and oxygen that would be predicted by warm, wet greenhouse conditions on Mars.

Their more jumbled shapes would be due to the vast stores of gas raining down on them and their ongoing interactions and mergers with their neighbors.

Vast stores of interstellar dust obscure this region, hiding it from optical telescopes.

Donny George, as he is known in the States, started his career in archaeology as a storeroom assistant at Iraq's National Museum, an institution that houses not only most of the artifacts excavated in Iraq during the past 150 years but also a vast store of knowledge on one of the first centers of civilization.

Antarctica's ice shelves act as doorstops that hold back glaciers and the continent's vast stores of land ice.