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The obvious first question about this extra effort to please passengers is the extra cost it presumably entails; in the age of online reservations sorted automatically by price, the decision about which airline to fly has become a simple numbers game, a development that threatens to make nonsense of any effort to make airline travel more memorable.

Your mail won't be sorted automatically into Travel folders.

Today nearly every data vendor and many government sources, like courts and motor vehicle agencies, offer data that can be sorted automatically, freeing Reed's engineers to focus on grouping by subject relevance according to the company's proprietary taxonomy.

The company says it will use the capital round to expand sales and marketing efforts in Latin America, as well as Spanish-speaking U.S. Ondore's reputation management systems work via data mining: The information obtained is processed, interpreted and sorted automatically.

The chromosomes were then sorted automatically into a karotype table.

The product, which they're calling a "social compass" of sorts, automatically extracts information from the web page you're viewing, and then displays relevant information from Twitter about the people and tweets related to the page.

Formatting your reports, sorting them automatically, manually, or based on pre-determined sort orders, as well as grouping them based on user-defined groups that reflect your business environment.

Google has some advantages, like massive amounts of computing power for storing, sorting and automatically editing photos and the money to buy photo start-ups like Nik Software, maker of Snapseed.

"There will be a news release from HUD saying that the state is going to be receiving funding, which right then sort of automatically raises the level of expectations," he added.

Further, we are cognitively constructed so as to sort colors automatically by gradations away from or closer to the primary colors.