Sentence examples similar to mining for valuables from inspiring English sources

The mountain rivers they mined for valuable rocks and sand are still scalding hot, and noxious gas continues to spew from Kelud.

It also anticipated that such cloud computing would accelerate the emergence of "big data": huge piles of digital information that can be mined for valuable knowledge.

Web-based electronic commerce has also brought a tremendous increase in the volume of data that can be mined for valuable managerial knowledge.

His 2008 internship at The Economist exposed him to plenty of companies with data that could be mined for valuable insights, but without the right people to study it.

This has fueled the rapid growth of the Internet of Things and the race to connect devices and sensors that can be remotely monitored, managed and mined for valuable data".

Mr. Prakash acknowledged that most of Topsy's users work for businesses that need to mine Twitter for valuable information, such as Visa and USA Today.

In addition, users on public hotspots leave breadcrumbs documenting their every move on the Internet for anyone, including the hotspot operator to mine through for valuable, and privacy-compromising, insights; a topic I'll cover in more depth in my next column.

In 2000 its main resource, fossilised bird droppings mined for their valuable phosphates, began to run out.

The Resources Development Administration (RDA) mines for a valuable mineral – unobtanium – on Pandora, a densely forested habitable moon orbiting the gas giant Polyphemus in the Alpha Centauri star system.

Hoshino's work joins a long tradition that includes both novel ways of recovering lithium and the wider dream of mining the sea for valuable minerals.

Finally, the organizers concluded that there was still need for significant improvement to make text mining valuable for practical purposes.