In November, for instance, it was pointing the finger of blame at Facebook for not doing more to prevent the 2013 killing of a soldier in London by two extremists, arguing that the social network should have identified and informed on specific terrorist chatter taking place via its website.
This being an English costume drama, the most we get is a few seconds of lip quivering and culturally specific brave-face chattering.
The results show that during regenerative chatter under specific cutting conditions, one mode can decay.
The NSA is believed to have its own satellites rotating with the Earth to intercept chatter in specific regions of the world.
Cognovi Labs is a new analytics startup that relies on Twitris, a Wright State University-developed tool that claims to be able to take a sample of social media chatter about a specific topic and deduce real-time, large-scale, automated sentiment about the specific topic they are researching.
Other Cabinet members issued dire public warnings of increased terrorism threats — based not on specific information but on more "chatter," in various corners of the Islamic world.
The responsibilities of backup officers, said Paul J. Browne, the department's chief spokesman, are often "just intuitive to the job," developed after getting general police training and on-the-job experience, hearing the radio chatter about a specific episode and talking with fellow officers and supervisors.
Using the structure of the computed torque control, the PD control, the JCTOC and the SCTOC are experimentally compared in terms of specific performance indices, including a chatter index, which is used to measure the unevenness of a signal.
I haven't heard anything specific about the SDK, but the chatter about Apple's broader television plans has been picking up.
Step by step, the informal chatter and emails evolved into specific jobs on Tasker, an internally developed duty-management app.
