Sentence examples for tech analyzes from inspiring English sources

The company's tech analyzes your images to try to find a theme before adding a suitable background video and some funky tunes.

Our tech analyzes conversations across multiple platforms — social media and otherwise — and looks for signs that it's being tampered with, identifies who is doing the tampering and what messaging they are using to manipulate the conversation.

Reverie Labs' founders Connor Duffy, Ankit Gupta and Jonah Kallenbach, who named their company after a pivotal detail in the HBO series "Westworld," explain that its tech analyzes early ideas for molecules from pharmaceutical scientists and suggests possible improvements to shorten the amount of time it takes to reach clinical trials.

Among the historic data that the education tech companies analyze are SAT and ACT scores; personal and demographic information; courses that students are taking and grades they are getting; and behaviors like how frequently they are seeing advisers and tutors and how actively they are engaging in the campus networks where professors post homework assignments, lecture notes, comments and grades.

As tech companies analyze patient data, they are beginning to offer many new intervention and treatment options to patients.

Another new feature coming in this Cortana update is increased sensitivity to a user's calendaring routines — meaning the tech can analyze when a person prefers to have meetings and flag up any requests landing outside their usual time slots.

She says both sexes work the tech and analyze evidence.

There, surrounded by Western doctors and an army of nutritionists, masseurs, homeopaths, and the like, he was fed a diet of foods grown just for him, and a specially designed high-tech toilet analyzed his droppings.

Like a tech company, C.T.L. analyzes feedback from users, performs A/B testing, and is quick to make changes on the basis of what it finds.

Once installed on a bank's website or app, for example, the BioCatch tech collects and analyzes more than 500 cognitive parameters, such as the way you wiggle a mouse when the cursor disappears or the way you hold your phone, to generate a unique profile.

But people moving in gun divestment circles are also seeing a recent spike in interest, according to the co-founder of a month-old tech startup that analyzes US stock funds and aids ethical investing.