Sentence examples for programs spots from inspiring English sources

Suddenly, one of these security programs spots a server acting strangely, and within seconds other security programs descend on it in a swarm.

Verizon details the forthcoming AOL ad network mind-meld in a privacy notice to its advertising programs, spotted by ProPublica yesterday.

However, for the sampled theses, whenever the programs spotted a sentence or paragraph with strong similarities, it was usually easy to confirm or disconfirm the text as plagiarism by looking for indenting, slightly misplaced quotation marks, or a reference to the source and by comparing the density, volume and sequence of the "original" against the student's text.

By Marguerite Holloway August 17, 2017 Participants in a citywide summer program spotted coyotes, woodpeckers, purple marsh crabs, and more, providing critical data about local park habitats.

If the company managed to program Spot Mini to actually open the door on its own in order to help free its friend, well, perhaps it's time to be concerned.

The distance migrated from the edge of the scratch was measured using an automated imaging software program (SPOT, Diagnostic Instruments, Sterling Heights, MI).

From these histological images, the BIC ratios were calculated, along with the bone volume, using a digital image analysis program (SPOT, Diagnostic Instruments Inc., MI, USA).

We used the locally written program "spot-on Image" to analyze the cDNA array data for data sets A and F. Spot-on uses a local background for each spot.

In order to determine the performance of some of the existing microarrays, Affymetrix Porcine, Affymetrix Human U133+2.0, and the U.S. Pig Genome Coordination Program spotted glass oligonucleotide microarrays were compared for their reproducibility, coverage, platform independent and dependent sensitivity using fibroblast cell lines derived from control and parthenogenic porcine embryos.

Stations in more than two dozen major markets are designated as local TV partners for the mentoring month; for instance, WNBC-TV in New York, owned by NBC, is running public affairs programs and spots about mentoring that are paid for by J. P. Morgan Chase, which is also promoting mentoring on the screens of automated teller machines.

Many hedge funds and Wall Street banks now rely on such programs to spot potentially lucrative market fluctuations and place orders automatically — a practice known as "black box" investing — but Niederhoffer is scornful of this method.