Sentence examples for automatically searching for from inspiring English sources
Instead of turning to a simple note-taking app or to-do list, Needed aims to help you save on groceries by automatically searching for deals and sales that match the items on your list.
However, when the classes to be separated are intrinsically different in nature, supervised methods, such as MDA, outperform the unsupervised ones, by automatically searching for the features that best differentiate different classes.
This wouldn't have been something I would have automatically searched for.
One weapon in the new push is a Web site that automatically searches for comment opportunities.
A team of retired pilots and air traffic controllers, plus a computerized program that automatically searches for patterns of errors, hunts solutions to make future flights safer.
This results, as so often with thematic shows, in a kind of visual matchmaking where, rather than looking at an individual picture, the viewer automatically searches for similarities within a pair or group of pictures presented together.
But the newest version of the KaZaA software automatically searches for open ports and even insinuates itself through the port most commonly used for normal Web traffic, which must be kept open to allow some e-mail reading and other widely used applications to take place uninterrupted.
Part of the problem, Mr. Leiter conceded, is that despite the government's having spent billions of dollars since 2001 to strengthen the nation's defenses against a terrorist attack — including the creation of the National Counterterrorism Center — analysts inexplicably still cannot do a simple Google-like search of various computer databases to automatically search for links.
Ann Shepherd, a spokeswoman for OpenTable, said volume had not been an issue during the rush for seats at LudoBites 5.0, but that a programming feature that automatically searched for future open reservations was incompatible with a restaurant open for only a finite period.
Its ClearScan feature automatically searches for the clearest FM frequency.
Expanding this technique to automatically search for martensitic heat effects in the vicinity of the Curie point would enable rapid screening for promising multifunctional Heusler compounds.
