Sentence examples for hand selected the from inspiring English sources

The technology is still a work in progress, but YouTube used it to generate the thumbnails for each meme video (it didn't work well for one of them — the team hand selected the thumb for the buggy video).

"We know music is already a big part of family life, so we've hand selected the music and stations we know kids will love and put it all in one app designed for kids – the new iHeartRadio Family App," said Chief Product Officer Chris Williams in the launch release.

I've hand selected the most talented DJs in New York City to play at these venues.

Map turtles (Graptemys), on the other hand, select the faster-flowing waters of those same streams.

"The election is over," he said, "and we have to focus on the task at hand: selecting the candidate who best understands our city and has the experience to deal with the difficulties ahead".

But Mr. Gingrich's response raised another question altogether: Does the roar of an exercised crowd distract from the real and weighty task at hand — selecting the best candidate for president — by encouraging candidates to play for applause lines?

On the other hand, selecting the most efficient unit between several efficient ones is one of the main issues in multi-criteria decision making (MCDM).

There are two reasons for doing like this: on the one hand, selecting the candidate node that makes the greatest extent close to the destination as the forwarding node can reduce the transmission hops.

They will also hand select the appeal judges in unemployment cases.

Others reject unsolicited proposals because they have adopted an approach often called strategic philanthropy -- which means not only picking priorities but also hand selecting the organizations a foundation thinks will do the job best.

In this case, it was not just the fact that the votes in Iran may well have been rigged--the regime hand selects the candidates anyway, meaning that only a small portion of those who wish to run for election will ever find themselves on the ballot.