Sentence examples for content and serving from inspiring English sources

"It does everything from connecting to all the 19 sources we work with, doing the image processing, and the further operations people want to do on this content, storing this content, and serving as this whole layer that deals with all the different types of content work that you want to do," he says.

With PlateMate, the foods that were determined using human computation have their nutritional content and serving size estimates calculated through purely computational resources.

It is enforced through independent monitoring, outlined calorie content and serving sizes.

Springpad lets users jot notes, save websites, images, products, at which point its semantic data-parsing tech comes into play, analyzing your content and serving you alerts on relevant news, offers, price drops, and coupons.

She also mentioned due diligence but also something else, effectively implying that Yahoo will figure out a way of getting around the NSFW content and serving ads where they want them to go, because that's what the advertisers want: "There are a lot of marketers eager to participate in Tumblr platform and the demographics," she said.

Check nutrition labels on sodas and other drinks carefully for sugar content and serving size to ensure that you know how much sugar you are drinking.

Online behavioural analysis is important not just to personalise media content and serve more relevant ads, but also to educate consumers.

Code from CKAN can then be synced with Drupal, a system used to publish web content, and serves as Data.gov.uk's "front end".

One of the advantages of the information-centric model is that the network can easily aggregate requests for the same content and serve them via multicast.

A crucial feature of any such synthetic cell is the architectural scaffold that defines its identity, compartmentalizes its inner content, and serves as a protective and selective barrier against its environment.

There are sites big and small that scrape content and serve it up with their own ads, often supplied by Google, but the clearest target of The A.P.'s announcement was Google News, which was not mentioned in the announcement, but which features an enormous amount of content from The A.P. and its member newspapers.