Sentence examples for exploit the content from inspiring English sources
At Google, one official said, the company has engaged in an intense debate over how extensively to exploit the content of e-mail.
Mr. Spivack's company, Radar Networks, for example, is one of several working to exploit the content of social computing sites, which allow users to collaborate in gathering and adding their thoughts to a wide array of content, from travel to movies.
Not all adjustments to error provide grounds for suspecting that consciousness is involved, but in cases where an organism can adjust to a perceptual error while retaining the capacity to exploit the content of the erroneous perception, then there may be a robust sense in which the animal internally distinguishes its own appearance states from other judgments about the world.
To compensate for the perceived lack of use and to serve users who desire to exploit the content in ways other than originally anticipated, database contents are often made available for copying and differential use.
The retrieval engine, to our knowledge, is the first engine to exploit the content and structure of available domain ontologies, currently the Plant and Gene Ontologies, to expand and enrich retrieval results in major plant genomic databases.
libChEBI has been designed to support both this diverse range of applications and the development of future applications that exploit the contents of the ChEBI database.
In this paper, a fast algorithm exploiting the content similarity is proposed to reduce the computational complexity for coding FCF.
Current content caching systems have exploited the content popularity with temporal locality and users' interests to solving the major questions: when and what to cache?
They exhibit efficiency gains over reference methods, by exploiting the content dependencies and correlated community-driven access patterns of the clients.
It's Facebook, it's Twitter, it's Tumblr and it's every other site that opens its doors to minors, exploits the content they generate and then claims to lack the resources or competence to police it.
The study includes sports practice as a covariate in exploiting the content scale of the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory Adolescents (MMPI-A).
