Sentence examples for glean content from inspiring English sources

Embedly has offered both a free standard API — which can be used to embed content from sites like YouTube, Rdio, and Twitter — and then a second, Pro API that can glean content from any site and generate nice-looking embeds (it's like the story creator used by Facebook, but anyone can integrate it).

The first patent, called "Voice assignment for text-t0-speech output," can alter text-to-speech (TTS) profiles based on metadata gleaned from content found on a user's phone or device.

Further information may also have been gleaned from content analysis of the preoperative advice and instructions given to patients in the form of booklets, videos and CDs.

More importantly, the unvarnished condition of Aristotle's surviving treatises does not hamper our ability to glean their philosophical content.

The report says that Twitter acknowledged that it has a growth issue in emerging markets like India, where the likes of WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger continue to grow at speed, so it hatched a plan to develop a chat app based around topics and content gleaned from the main Twitter service.

This content, gleaned from the literature [ 24, 25] and the clinical experiences of the physician co-investigators, includes topics relevant to the target populations, such as patient perceptions, beliefs, fears, and preferences.

It may be more effective in terms of quality to glean a select few content creators and pay them well than to skim from a large set of content and pay many people only a little.

Trains.com carries a more professional veneer than other rail sites, in part because the editorial content is gleaned from a series of train-related magazines from Kalmbach Publishing, of Brookfield, Wis.

The insights gained through this conversation could not have been gleaned from the submitted content alone.

Armed with content knowledge gleaned from books and lessons, students acquire the experience of actually applying what they have learned to the dynamic needs of the workplace in a programme that can last up to 20 weeks.

"Given the amount of private information that can be readily gleaned from the contents of a person's cellphone and text messages — and the heightened concerns for privacy as a result — this court will not expand the warrantless search exceptions to include the search of a cellphone and the viewing of text messages," she wrote.