Sentence examples for set on collecting from inspiring English sources

Even more users seem to be concerned about Facebook's privacy-invading ways, and are posting tweets related to how Facebook is set on collecting all your personal into one big database…so you'd better get your data out now before it's too late!

The two smallest emirates are worth dipping into if you're set on collecting the pack.

Some achievement, but Jean is not finished - she says she already has her mind set on collecting another £100,000.

This included tapping politicians' lines and passing the information along to be used by the president, in the same grand tradition that J. Edgar Hoover set for collecting political dirt on anyone he wished for a half a century.

We typically collect one channel of raw neural signal at either 25kHz or 50kHz, four channels corresponding to horizontal and vertical eye position at 1kHz, one auditory channel at 25kHz, and one channel of timestamps at 10kHz, generated on-the-fly during acquisition of data using an adjustable threshold set on the channel collecting the neural data on spike timestamps.

But this time, instead of buying up AIDS pills to price-gouge or Wu-Tang albums to keep on his floor, he's apparently set his sights on collecting some really rare trading cards from Magic: The Gathering, Kotaku reports.

Leveraging the world's largest app data set on consumer usage — collected from more than 700 million mobile smartphones and tablets per month through Flurry Analytics — AppSpot serves highly targeted ads that result in more clicks, conversions and revenue.

One example is opportunities for long-term and interdisciplinary research, illustrated by the application of a 25-year data set on snag longevity collected as part of a silvicultural experiment to evaluate habitat conditions for cavity nesting birds.

I think sometimes people get set on "Oh, I only collect Victorian silverware".

It is also clear that result of neural and fuzzy classifiers shows very promising performance on the set of collected FHR signals.

So Mr. Ballard and some assistants set about collecting information on every major building in Manhattan that was not completely owner occupied, and they published the Directory of Manhattan Office Buildings in 1978.