Sentence examples for information picked up from inspiring English sources

The experimental set-up is designed for acquisition of accelerometer signals and encoding information picked up from an encoder.

Traditionally, the quality of information picked up by case officers is questionable at best.

Some police agencies are allowed to use the information picked up by license plate readers for any criminal investigation.

In racket sports, players integrate information picked up from their opponent's kinematics and contextual cues like on-court position into shot outcome anticipation.

CIFA manages the Pentagon database that includes Talon reports, consisting of raw, unverified information picked up by the military services on suspicious activities that could involve terrorist threats.

Her reporting – which led to 13 new laws – was three years in the making, and started from information picked up during other investigations.

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Unlike Americans in the television age, who shared the common ritual of watching an Ed Sullivan or a Walter Cronkite at the same hour every night, modern Americans increasingly customize their information, picking up radically different perspectives from whichever sources they trust -- Fox News or MSNBC, Newsmax or Huffington Post.

Traffic flow information is picked up by the detectors from the roadway and transmitted to the computer system for processing.

ABC attributed the information – quickly picked up around the globe, often crediting ABC — to "a source close to Scott".

Beacon made clear that his blog, while about celebrities, would not include information he picked up at work.