Shazam also has a few tricks that can help in a dance club — for example, it can identify a song even if it has been sped up or slowed down, as D.J.'s often do, or if other sounds interfere, like shouting patrons or the occasional bullhorn.
For example, algorithms can identify who your boss is, or who's family.
Rephrasing Dennett's example, we can identify an ambiguity in Conrad's argument.
For example, we can identify out-layers and potential weak signals of change by QCA methodology.
For example, Tealeaf can identify what campaigns or interactions triggered a customer session to end prematurely and result in a non-conversion.
For example, he can identify, label, grasp and move objects in his vicinity with his hands – while "conversing" with a human partner about the objects.
In this example, we can identify two cases of concurrent transmissions: (i) AP1 → R1 and AP2 → R3 transmissions, and (ii) AP1 → R2 and AP2 → R3.
– WSJ has a few more details about how the targeting worked: for example, Experian can identify homes with pet owners, making it possible for a pet food marketer to target them.
For example, one can identify encampment points, with known managers and experiencing limited agricultural pressure, that have at least one well within 5 km supplying good quality water throughout a typical dry season.
For example, you can identify where individual seasons of a show can be found – which is handy because current shows often have only some seasons or episodes available on streaming services, while more recent seasons might only be available as paid downloads.
