Sentence examples for creating crowd from inspiring English sources

The objective of COBWEB is to provide a reusable framework that covers all the process of creating crowd sourced data: from the app that the participants use to collect the data to the final conflation analysis that makes sure the data is reliable and has a minimum quality level.

I credit Steve Jobs creating crowd excitement that borders on hysteria about technological stuff.

There is already a suspicion that Dercon, a Belgian who has proved himself a towering figure of the art world but has had little experience in theatre, is being brought in – on the back of his track record for creating crowd-pulling shows – to make the Volksbühne a more events-driven house, where the concentration in future will be more on profit-making than experimentation.

Some safety specialists have long warned that creating crowds of people at the entrances to the airport gate areas merely moves the area of vulnerability from the planes to a more distant place — arguably safer, because gunfire at a security checkpoint would not make a plane crash.

Subsequent laws expanded those sentences, fueling a ballooning prison population and creating crowding that federal judges are now requiring the state to reduce.

It's possible that no one since the Russian silent-film directors Eisenstein and Pudovkin has created crowd scenes as volatile as these.

Hollywood extras create crowds and chaos that come with terminals, luggage carts and the blare announcing arrivals, delays and departures.

In any security process you don't want to create crowds; you want to get people dispersed as much as you can".

Instead of adopting Steven Soderbergh's "One for them, one for me" approach ie, one slice of "Ocean's Eleven" nonsense followed by one piece of self-indulgent noodling the likes of David O Russell, Darren Aronofsky, David Fincher, Christopher Nolan and the Coens have managed to create crowd-pleasing entertainments without surrendering their integrity or their signature styles.

This thus creates "crowding" when a linear technique such as MDS is used, but could additionally entirely misrepresent the underlying true topology.

Display screens were in the wrong place on the new concourse which created crowds and which meant passengers could not get onto trains.