Sentence examples for pull dates from inspiring English sources

Dr. Dan Klein, chief scientist at Semantic Machines, a startup building its own conversational AI, explained to me that companies typically run shallow natural language models to pull dates and facts from text sources.

Rotation is especially important in the food industry, where many items are perishable, and even packaged goods have expiration or "pull" dates on them because the manufacturer does not want them sold after a certain date.

Pushing and pulling dates on the timeline, readers said it would take 65 years to connect our brains to the Internet via Wi-Fi, as D. Moysey of Boston predicted, "granting nearly unlimited memory and communication ability, provided you don't lose the signal".

In the United States, many food products have a "pull date" code on the package, indicating that the product should not be sold after that date.

A longtime admirer of Yves Saint Laurent dating back to the 1950s, Fairchild praised the designer's collections even when they were past their pull date.

Not in computerland, where techies and marketers use the term to disparage anything that once was the height of high-tech fashion but now seems embarrassingly past its pull date.

Haven't "the Clinton Surplus tax cuts" hit their pull date, too?

The prior distribution on branching times used in BEAST, the Yule Process, has a tendency to pull divergence dates towards the tips of the tree when basal internodes are short but terminal branches are long.

Basically, the URL of each press release ended with a date, so the page would pull the date and display it at the top of the page.

Overall, Facebook managed to pull off Dating without any glaring privacy snafus or other obvious missteps.

As he was about to drop her off, a couple guys ran up on his car, pull his date out of the car, roughed her up, and with a gun pointed to his head, advised Vesey to start walking away.