You're semi-certain that you're learning something and the experience is maybe partly valuable, but it's so disconnected and vaporous that whatever you felt or gleaned quickly washes away.
To enable scholars to glean information quickly, the students developed a timeline spotlighting Edgerton's interactions as referenced in the original source materials.
Gregory Choron, for instance, the owner of Merry Go Round Toys, a small retailer in New Rochelle, N.Y., is relying on his ability to glean intelligence quickly about what customers want and then order products for delivery practically the next day.
Of course in these days of Facebook and LinkedIn profiles, some of this info can be gleaned quietly and quickly online.
There, amid the splendor of vinyl seats and Viagra ads, you can quickly glean a few basics.
Part of the novelty lies in a statistical technique called Bayesian analysis that lets doctors quickly glean information about which therapies are working best.
Gill, who originally hails from Dublin, personifies style, but also substance - which you'll quickly glean if you get him going (on any subject).
(BOSTON) — In a future of personalized medicine, doctors may quickly glean the changes in the DNA sequences of patients that predispose them to specific diseases or determine the most appropriate therapeutic approach simply by analyzing a saliva sample.
The 0-0 drawiththethe Union was the last game east of Salt Lake and with 14 out of 15 games remaining against Western Conference foes, fans should quickly glean whether the Timbers are a legitimate threat to win it all this year.
It doesn't come loaded with stories and meanings that those living in the perpetual digital Now don't know or want to learn, even though they could quickly glean them from Google or the electronic data sources that museums routinely provide.
It is of course a valuable skill for any scientist to be able to read a manuscript quickly, glean the essential points from it, and assess possible flaws.
