Sentence examples for engines to decide from inspiring English sources

He said China was the only other country requiring search engines to decide what was acceptable.

The web has already generated a number of trademark infringement lawsuits, all of which contested the use of a trademark either as a domain name or as a metatag, the code embedded in web pages and used by search engines to decide if a page is relevant to a particular search.

Instead of having customers talk to a stylist (a la TrunkClub) before getting your clothes, they have fully embraced the technology side of their business by relying on an algorithmic decisioning engine to decide which clothes you'll like best.

Forty-two percent searched an individual's name before doing business with them; 45 percent found something that resulted in the person using the search engine to decide not do business with the individual.

Attention is the main factor search engines use to decide which page goes to the top of your search results – just as attention-grabbing health scare headlines help decide who sells the most newspapers – so the process feeds a kind of crowdsourced anxiety.

The women broke into groups of three and were asked to evaluate data on the engine troubles to decide whether to enter the big race.

This is still the basic method the search engine uses to decide the basic importance of webpages in its index, although the system has received an almost total overhaul since it was first introduced in 1998.

The demonstration of the newly invented engine inspired him to decide that an internal combustion engine would be the most practical method to propel his vehicle.

But it has released limited information on the 250,000 requests it says it has received, and academic specialists – including two members of Google's own advisory council – say that search engines have been left to decide how to determine complex judgments about the balance between personal privacy and access to information.

Engine type: If you opt for a powerboat, you will need to decide how much engine power you're looking for.

It said Boeing was trying to decide whether to offer engines from both General Electric and Rolls-Royce and might make G.E. the sole supplier.