Sentence examples for Voluminous content from inspiring English sources

The voluminous content that these sites produce — blogs, videos, articles, reviews, forums — becomes the main event.

Data centers — essentially giant warehouses packed with computer servers — support cloud-based services such as Gmail and Facebook, as well as store the staggeringly voluminous content available via the internet.

As aesthetic objects, the voluminous contents of the exhibition "Napoleon and Eugénie" at the Nassau County Museum of Art leave a lot to be desired.

In the long run, this data may prove highly valuable for developing routing algorithms to power fleets of drones, which seem well-suited for food delivery – as the value per unit of weight is high, packages are not excessively heavy or voluminous, the content is not toxic/dangerous, and being able to ignore traffic should give them a significant speed advantage vs. mopeds and bicycles.

To manage the voluminous formal curriculum content in a limited amount of structured teaching time, we describe the development and evaluation of a curriculum map for academic half days (AHD) in a core internal medicine residency program.

Never mind that Fox barely functions as a journalistic enterprise at all, offering entirely opinion-driven content whose voluminous falsehoods hardly need to be documented here.

Lawyers representing the city in lawsuits filed by hundreds of people arrested during the convention asked Mr. Hirsch to hand over voluminous records revealing the content of messages exchanged on his service and identifying people who sent and received messages.

It's all coming together with its growing cloud infrastructure, voluminous data streams and content.

Forest biomass as a feedstock is non-uniform, voluminous and high in moisture content (MC).

"The only way that will ever work is if you... deluge the Internet with a tsunami of mediocre content that is so voluminous that it cannot be ignored, at least by search engines," she wrote.

Voluminous editorial files contain nearly complete content for issues, and are filed in publication order by month and year, 1955-1961.