Sentence examples for accounts filtering from inspiring English sources
The software download tinkers with Google Chrome browser text on web pages, emails, Twitter accounts, filtering words like "facts" and "immigrants" and replace them with Ukip-isms such as "feelings" and "sandwich makers".
We've prepared a list of the five top-yielding online accounts, filtering out those with monthly fees or minimum opening balance requirements higher than $50.
Those allowed inside, including some journalists, were not allowed to bring mobile phones, but accounts filtered out via activists and social media in addition to the official reports.
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Those allowed inside, including some journalists, were not allowed to bring cellphones, but during the session, accounts filtered out via activists and social media, in addition to the official reports.
Data from the Bank of England shows the average interest rate on instant access accounts dropped from 0.3% at the end of July to just 0.22% by the end of October, with more cuts to existing accounts still filtering through.
But other negative accounts were filtering out, as was a serious debate about whether Mr. Amis's celebrity had cowed his editors at Jonathan Cape, his publisher here, into failing to edit him sufficiently.
Taking into account the filtering effect around the dip equator (±∼5°), it is necessary that the source is located ~14.6° in latitude away from the dipole equator.
The property of pre-miRNAs to have lower folding free energy than random sequences was also taken into account by filtering the results with the program Randfold [43].
This shortcoming must be taken into account when filtering physiological data recorded for a large period of time at a high sample rate.
While we were able to exclude individuals with non-valid emails, we could not determine whether an unopened message was due to an unmonitored email account, automated filtering into an infrequently checked folder (e.g., junk), a choice not to open the email based on the subject matter or sender, or other reasons.
