Sentence examples for amass from from inspiring English sources

The two refinements and adding Dynamic Ads to Instagram underscores how Facebook is continuing to capitalise on its ever-growing user base — now at 1.65 billion users — and the data that it is able to amass from them.

And he always thought it would be an interesting project to amass, from different filmmakers, all the films that don't get made.

Rather, it is clear that phylogenetic approaches are providing rational and highly reproducible analytical outcomes for high-resolution NGS data pipelines and appear to be sufficiently robust for reconstructing strain relatedness based on the hundreds and sometimes thousands of informative changes that amass from a single NGS experiment.

I think we may need to make this clearer in our article that in Figure 1, cells amass from reduced rates of intrinsic homeostatic extrusion-dependent cell death, whereas in Figures 2 and 3, we induced cell death with a strong apoptotic stimulus, UV-C.

He also changes his passwords frequently, using combinations of letters and numbers amassed from memorable phrases.

So each network is trying to prevent the other from appropriating the valuable data it has amassed from users.

With just £60,000 amassed from bank loans and personal savings, Spirit's two buses made their maiden voyages in September.

He's even balanced monitors in piles of rubbish amassed from the dismantled walls of previous shows.

Bell now has 1,335 points in conference play, 15 more than Seton Hall's Terry Dehere amassed from 1989-93.

It ordered the confiscation of $87m amassed from protection money from illegal-gambling operators, embezzled tobacco taxes and commissions from insider trading.

Further, the Athenians were better prepared financially than their enemies, owing to the large war chest they had amassed from the regular tribute they received from their empire.