The big data and big data mining almost appearing at the same time explained that finding something from big data will be one of the major tasks in this research domain.
"Even if it seems like it's telling a story from a little village in Turkey, it's actually a universal issue," said actress Elit Iscan, 22. "I think every woman is facing some kind of inequality in her life, whether once or many times, so I think everyone is finding something from their lives".
Once you have something between you and the ground, go about finding something for shelter from the rain and sun.
When it is said in chapter one (as traditionally arranged and on one translation) of the Daodejing that "The Way that can be spoken of is not the constant Way," or in chapter two that the "sages abide in nonaction and practice the teaching that is without words," one is finding something different from the usual in Western texts infused with ideals of discursive rationality and argumentation.
Interpreting lower education as a proxy of lower socioeconomic status, one explanation for this finding may be that survivors with a lower socioeconomic status may routinely be confronted with hardships in their lives and, thus, may be more experienced in finding something positive from negative events (Tomich and Helgeson, 2004; Rinaldis et al, 2010).
So it's pleasing, the thought of an NFL player enjoying Eddie's story, finding something to learn from an extreme loser – a lad who never wanted to be a contender, just a contestant.
When our grandparents got their first job it was most likely their last job, but these days people have 7, 8, 9 jobs throughout their lives and it's very much about finding something great, learning from it and moving on".
"When you get a hit -- finding something or hearing from someone, you get an elevation of dopamine, and it compels us to keep checking".
I feel five seconds away from finding something that will lead me to run screaming from the house in the direction of the nearest police station.
"I love the idea that the clothing you once loved is going to someone else who will love it too," says Barry. "I like seeing people get that buzz of enjoyment from finding something they like, and I get immense pleasure from seeing someone else in my clothes.
Part of our glee came from finding something we all liked; another part, I think, came from watching powerful men briefly become powerful women, and doing so with joy and respect.
