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If only one of those elaborate computer programs designed to sort through millions of financial transaction reports could be tweaked to analyze — and answer — a different set of questions swirling around Gov. Eliot Spitzer, most of them involving his psyche.
WASHINGTON — The Obama administration tried Saturday to marshal new evidence in defense of its collection of private Internet and telephone data, arguing that a secret program called Prism is simply an "internal government computer system" designed to sort through court-supervised collection of data, and that Congress has been briefed 13 times on the programs since 2009.
In Petroleum Intelligence Weekly, an industry newsletter, even a handy price scorecard that is "designed to sort through the complexities" lists dozens and dozens.What is a poor punter to do? Luckily, there are a couple of useful reference crudes against which other sorts of oil are priced.
(After 9/11, DARPA also gave birth to Total Information Awareness, a program designed to sort through vast sets of data about individuals, including Americans, in order to identify potential terrorists. Congress killed the program in 2003, but many of its capabilities were passed along to other departments).
Fuzzy set theory was designed to sort through the uncertainties of vague linguistic terms and help generate a single possible outcome.
The goal of this work was to establish the efficiency of using computational design to sort through potential solid polymer electrolyte structures, and then verify the computational predictions with a traditional laboratory experimental program.
Given the enormous amount of data collected through the simulations across organisms and designs (approximately 6 terabytes of data in totality), it is a significant challenge to sort through and visualize this information in a useful manner.
Ember is available on the Mac app store for £34.99, and is designed to quickly sort through photos, screenshots, and other forms of image media.
Statisticians at Cambridge University designed an algorithm to sort through nearly 2,000 musicals to find patterns that separated the hits from the flops.
