If that's too abstract, I think that when governments amass this kind of information and unleash upon it computer algorithms that are trying to make predictions and judgments -- you know, who's dangerous, who might be a terrorist, who should we be more worried about?
Asked how she planned to amass the information, she said she did not plan to use her staff or government funds.
"Being No. 1 isn't always so great," said Christine Markham, the national Asian longhorned beetle program director for the U.S.D.A., adding that it took time to amass the information and resources to carry out an effective battle plan.
The bank denies that he ever alerted them and believes that he amassed the information over a two-year period.
As the computer amassed the information, it was able to discover relationships that were of great significance to almost all faces, but very few nonfaces.
True, his borderline bullying seemed to sap Ryan at times, or at least to send Ryan burrowing into his mental textbooks, an A student intent on amassing the information that would finally quiet the taunting, hectoring lecturer standing over him.
It was well past midnight by the time I arrived at the first chapter, and nearing two o'clock before I had amassed the information that I will now pass along to the reader, with no endorsement beyond the testimony of these pages, nor any hope of its being believed.
In the nineteen-fifties, the Communist Party of China began to amass strategic information from abroad.
SAN FRANCISCO — Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook's chief, has managed to amass more information about more people than anyone else in history.
After the first interview, the asylum-seekers have five days to amass further information in support of their claim.
