Sentence examples for pluck data from from inspiring English sources

Media Metrix estimates that nearly 7.4 million households in the United States now have devices like cell phones, pagers and personal digital assistants that can pluck data from the airwaves.

They were filled with information that hacking experts said could be used to secretly take over and pluck data from laptops, smartphones and even smart TVs.

It also asserted that the technology used in Carnivore was so advanced that it could be tailored to pluck data coming from a particular suspect's e-mail communications and Internet activity from among all the traffic generated by millions of ISP customers, thus eliminating the potential for closer scrutiny of the e-mail and Web activity of non-suspects.

Despite a "significant" loss of money and time, the investigators painstakingly plucked out data from tainted sources, sorted the remains, and pieced together a final report that has been submitted for publication.

It trolls the Web for content that looks like an event and plucks data about goings-on from Ticketmaster, Opentable and other databases.

Users, Mr. Kundra said, will be able to pluck the source data from the Web site and do their own analyses.

The BREACH exploit can use a vulnerability in compression algorithms to pluck email addresses and other data from encrypted connections.

The chart below, plucked from Photographylife.com, uses data from the Camera & Imaging Products Association to show what has happened to camera sales since 1965.

All the weather-watching firms pluck most of their forecasts from the same place: public weather data from the National Weather Service.

Ever since the mainframe era of the 1960s, marketers have been fantasizing about the statistics they could pluck from a data warehouse.

Even the books we read have become intangible streams of data plucked from invisible waves in the air.