Sentence examples for own metadata from inspiring English sources
This project lets you see for yourself, by analyzing your own metadata.
Guardian journalist Gideon Laughlin published 24 hours' worth of his own metadata; it reads rather more like a postcard than a sealed letter.It should be said that metadata is already accessed in Australia by far more groups than just security agencies.
That information is pulled from a variety of sources, including Apple Music's own metadata and places like Wikipedia.
No matter how long it takes for these systems to converge, each object will have its own metadata stamp.
Think of the breadth and depth of Google's strategy: own every product category and decorate each with their own metadata.
The alteration, cooling rate and anisotropy monitors/corrections ('Paleointensity metadata' section) previously listed in this table have been assigned their own metadata tables.
This was deemed necessary since we considered that each item would benefit from having its own unique metadata descriptors, but within the context of a complete collection described using separate metadata.
On Monday, Guardian Australia revealed that Australia's surveillance agency, the Defence Signals Directorate (DSD), offered to share "bulk" amounts of its own citizens' metadata with intelligence partners overseas.
There is no evidence to date that French intelligence services were granted access to information from the N.S.A., Le Monde reported last week, however, that France's external intelligence agency maintains a broad telecommunications data collection system of its own, amassing metadata on most, if not all, telephone calls, e-mails and Internet activity coming in and out of France.
(These are, of course, the same governments that have been quietly dragnetting their own citizens' metadata for many years, unbeknownst to almost all, until Edward Snowden came along).
It's a catch-22 really – everyone wants to read the full story, but an aggregation site can't collect its own community metadata around anything more than a summary for legal reasons.
