Sentence examples for harvested content from inspiring English sources

This screenshot shows harvested content from a blog after it has been placed into the KEF environment.

In Stage 3, users make use of KEF's faceted interface and summaries to browse the harvested content from Stage 2 and manually vet each piece of content, allowing the SMEs to decide which pieces of evidence should be introduced into the wiki.

RCAAP The national open-access scientific repository portal (http://www.rcaap.pt), a platform that acts as an OAI-PMH (Open Archives Initiative Protocol for Metadata Harvesting) aggregator that harvests content from a network of institutional repositories (currently, around 70 in total) and open-access journals.

Before plants were harvested, chlorophyll content (CC) was determined according to Kaschuk et al. (2009) and based on the SPAD Soil Plant Analysis Developmentt) index, with readings taken from the lowermost third of the +3 (Trani et al. 1983) leaf for maize, and of the last fully expanded leaf for wheat.

We will have to harvest content and publish it without human interface, which will change the role of journalists.

Local World chairman David Montgomery told MPs last month about what the change from print to digital will mean: "We will have to harvest content and publish it without human interface, which will change the role of journalists.

Specifically, they do not offer a collaborative framework with capabilities for harvesting content from the internet and automated semantic annotation.

For example, environments such as IBM SPSS and SAS Analytics, which are the instruments of choice for predictive analysis, provide tools for data collection through surveys, data mining, and presentation but do not offer a collaborative framework with capabilities for harvesting content from the internet and automated semantic annotation.

In other words, the startup now sees itself as both a technology and media company, harvesting content generated by users and mixing it with editorial in a single news feed, and in a way that is ripe for native advertising — as any modern online media company should, argues Ebrahim, a move that echoes other online publishers who are investing as much in the platform as they are in editorial.

Mug-shots sites harvest their content directly from local authorities that release booking photos and arrest information as a matter of public record.

After harvesting, the content of minerals (Na+, Cl−, K+, Ca2+, Mg2+) were evaluated in aerial parts and roots of each plot.