Sentence examples for feeding information back from inspiring English sources

By late April, the like button had been added to 250,000 sites outside Facebook, feeding information back to the site on the activity and preferences of its 650+ million users.

The fact that robots will be hyper-connected to the cloud means that they will not only benefit from vast stores of information about us but that they could also act as highly distributed sensors, constantly feeding information back to corporate and government databases.

Netscape Communications has about 30 million browsers out there with the TalkBack technology feeding information back to its call centers so operators can better assist consumers.

The so-called internet of things - sensors on physical objects such as street furniture - is being talked up as a way of making our cities smarter, constantly feeding information back to a centralised database, offering information about traffic jams, water leaks and other incidents in order to improve the way cities function.

Now, when design and R&D are at the early stages of creating a new panel, say, sourcing and manufacturing start figuring out how to supply the components and configure the production line, feeding information back to the designers on ways to create the same effect at lower cost.

The entire business of prosecuting a war basically boils down to moving damage-causing tools around until they damage something, and feeding information back along that line to enable that process.

Based on our argument, a nest is, indeed, an autocatalytic replicator (although a dependent one), but it is also true that, just as there is no causal arrow from bird to gene [[ 4], p. 98], there is no causal arrow from nest to bird or from nest to gene, since nests cannot feed information back to the bird, being primarily non-informational.

Workers will be able to update their PDAs, which feeds information back to council headquarters.

And there was his relationship with John Connolly, the corrupt F.B.I. agent to whom Mr. Bulger fed information and who fed information back to him.

Today, 2,800 journalists globally feed information back for sale to the descendants of those Victorian traders, through news and data software on the desktops of bankers and fund managers.

Course Signals (Arnold & Pistilli, 2012) is a system at Purdue University that feeds information back to faculty members on the likelihood of student success.