Sentence examples for feeds from various from inspiring English sources

There's a paid-for app which retrieves the RSS feeds from various organisations and then sells them to you.

Feed Reader or News Aggregator software allows you to grab the RSS feeds from various sites and display them for you to read and use.

She says she is particularly bullish on recently unveiled Times Extra feature and the current beta test of Times Widgets, which lets readers create custom apps for RSS feeds from various news sections.

The three companies which won were Calaboard (of which more later), Duedil (which we've reported on before), and Geomium a location based service that pulls feeds from various LBS services and puts them on a map.

We've pulled live feeds from various venues from the NY-based conference for you.

Subscriptions are managed via an app on your smartphone which allows you to curate your feeds from various publication sources the Guardian, Google and Foursquare have already signed up to create custom publications.

Coal washing plants are usually fed from various sources.

To ensure it has the widest coverage and always keeps a fresh copy of the world, a persistent point cloud requires another level of complexity: The cloud database needs to have a mechanism to capture and store a unified set of point clouds fed from various sources (including mobile devices) and its data needs to be accessible for many users in real time.

Yet, in just six months it launched the Pac-12 video site has live feeds from its various networks, as well as a ton of on-demand video, including recaps of key matchups, exclusive interviews, and behind-the-scenes stories about student athletes, faculty, and their universities.

As the birds go about their routine activities, perching on or feeding from the various pieces of equipment, they create a captivating, live soundscape".

For example, an application Sercinoglu released with Imanen called River aggregated a user's various feeds from Facebook, Twitter, and so on, and then learned to rank items according to the probabilty of a user interacting with them — not unlike how Facebook moderates its own feed these days.