Facebook also says it is not filtering out certain sources.
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Vital services Wetlands purify drinking water by filtering out pollutants.
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I'd recommend filtering out "Mueller" and "Barr" at the very least.
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Instead of filtering out pollutants and particles, the Molekule destroys them.
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But filtering out the specific impact in terms of cannabis is difficult.
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That still makes the nanotubes good candidates for filtering out seawater, however.
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In other words, filtering out some statistical noise, we're growing at trend.
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Couldn't the app make filtering out these projects a little bit simpler?
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Since Smith's firing there has been little noise filtering out of Tampa.
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It works by capturing and filtering out harmful particles, viruses and mold.
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After filtering out "undesired" images, the researchers were left with 9,9 pizza photos.
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The researchers did a decent job of filtering out all these potential cofactors.
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News of the attack only began filtering out over the past two days.
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They are dealing with trying to piece everything together and filtering out the misinformation.
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About seven minutes before kickoff, players begin filtering out to stretch and warm up.
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The hashtag #GOPdebate is a good way of filtering out the rest of the noise.
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Facebook keeps saying it's getting better at filtering out racist, sexist, and other hateful content.
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He's too busy filtering out all that bullshit because he knows this is his moment.
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They are wireless, comfortable and extremely effective at filtering out noise, plus they sound great.
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Western intelligence and border enforcement agencies have increased their efforts to track fighters filtering out.
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Then as now, they were just pursuing their interests, filtering out distractions, doing the work.
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Airlines have been filtering out in-seat screens because many people prefer their own devices.
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Instagram on Tuesday unveiled an update aimed at filtering out bullying comments on its platform.
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Still, the Next Web warned that Chrome is currently not filtering out the file as malicious.
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That means some of those supplies are filtering out to other states on the black market.
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But they had trouble filtering out an isotope called tritium, since it binds easily to water.
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But it seems even Google's news search isn't infallible when it comes to filtering out false information.
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Yet, when news of the situation in Charlottesville first started filtering out on Friday, Trump was silent.
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They'll also be used to improve the sound of voice calls, filtering out noisy environments during conversations.
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It's also beefing up the Featured tab with better intelligence, filtering out apps you already have installed.
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"Still, we can help by doing a better job filtering out false information or clickbait," he said.
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Bodies beginning to fall, first responders arriving on the scene, breaking news filtering out into the world.
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First of all, ad blockers work by filtering out servers that deliver ads to the page you're viewing.
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Why should we trust that it will be better at filtering out vitriolic or inappropriate content for kids?
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When it comes to filtering out falsehoods, it seems, India's voters will be left to their own devices.
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Microsoft has long tried to play by China's rules by filtering out sensitive results from its search engine.
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It's not something that I have to hide, and it's a great way of filtering out the idiots.
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Even as websites get better at filtering out fakes, unscrupulous reviewers find new ways to game the system.
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But the moves might also help them shift the burden of identifying bad actors and filtering out disinformation.
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So while on the site I waste much time filtering out what is completely not applicable to me.
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This includes identification of images for purposes such as filtering out porn and performing sentiment analysis on tweets.
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After filtering out those stars which didn't produce the right 'flavor' of UV, only a handful of contenders remained.
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As long as the pump remains in the water, it provides excellent water pressure, while also filtering out debris.
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They attach onto your tap and typically last longer than other options, filtering out more impurities than pitchers do.
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With a powerful 7mm driver, these buds produce crisp highs and deep bass, while filtering out annoying background noise.
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It's really weird seeing attitudes and patterns of speech that originated there filtering out into the greater blog world.
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So, as time goes on, it becomes increasingly difficult for social media companies to begin filtering out non-human accounts.
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Chrome extensions can do everything, from totally reorganizing your email inbox to filtering out websites with adult content on them.
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Winsock, intentionally or not, was a great way of naturally filtering out people whose skills didn't meet a certain level.
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Facebook also engineered in compassion by filtering out memories of people who you've blocked or who were ex-romantic partners.
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And that's intentional—the process of making this wine involves filtering out some of the alcohol in service of flavor.
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After filtering out retweets, quotes from other people, and article titles, I ended up with a list of 260,93 tweets.
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Later in the day, when the names of the murdered started filtering out, scenes in the street took another intensity.
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News Tracer analyzes tweets in real-time, filtering out spam and grouping similar tweets into "clusters" based on similar words.
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Helping these countries solve problems through increasing energy efficiency or filtering out pollutants can make progress on climate change goals.
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He told CNN the candidate dictated the remarks, which Bornstein lightly edited by filtering out what Trump couldn't reasonably claim.
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They're discreet and smart, filtering out harmful noise while still allowing you to enjoy heady jams to their full potential.
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On Saturday, reports started filtering out that the White House gave the FBI a list of four people to interview.
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On her walk home, she was engulfed by the sounds of Lebanese music filtering out of car radios and stores.
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Reports filtering out of Trump's inner circle speak of chaos and disorganization in the early stages of the nascent new administration.
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You're filtering out people, but at the same time, isn't there a business incentive to get more people on the app?
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The persistence of Stair's social media presence points to the difficulty of completely filtering out disturbing content on social media platforms.
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Cold brew is made by soaking the coffee in cold water for up to 24 hours, then filtering out the grounds.
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People started filtering out almost immediately after the badminton matches ended, but some lingered to finish their conversations and their drinks.
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Those who do cover their face are usually not wearing N95 grade masks, the standard for filtering out PM 2.5 particles.
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VidAngel is a service that lets viewers stream popular movies and TV shows while filtering out material that they find offensive.
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It's made by soaking coffee beans in cold or room temperature water for up to 24 hours, then filtering out the grounds.
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Filtering out the green light, they latched on to their quarry, a quantum signal the likes of which has never been sent.
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Overnight, BuzzFeed uncovered one of the ways that Twitter is filtering out abuse on its platform in its latest anti-harassment initiative.
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One advantage it has over existing water filters is its efficiency at filtering out chemicals and bacteria at high speed, Majumder claimed.
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And you're going to keep hearing it, both filtering out of Cupertino, and from Apple fans—Because it's a damn good idea.
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For example, you could see all of the holdings in your 401(k) and Roth IRA at once, filtering out other accounts.
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This computer-science problem — filtering out trolls — remains as difficult as any of the moonshots being tackled in Alphabet's Google X division.
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One street took me by a cigar factory, where I could hear the chatter of workers filtering out through the open windows.
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Its main equity index includes 17 stocks, though MSCI's Iceland index, filtering out smaller and less liquid stocks, lists just 12 constituents.
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The research shows that employers are increasingly filtering out candidates for middle-skills roles who do not have a four-year degree.
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They also produce crisp highs and deep bass while filtering out irritating background sounds and can withstand rain, sweat, spills, or showers.
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Drinking enough water also ensures our kidneys and livers can do their jobs in naturally 'detoxing' our bodies by filtering out waste products.
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It's easy to find clean songs on Spotify, whether you do it by carefully choosing clean albums or filtering out all explicit content.
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A little self-examination will go a long way in filtering out gender influences so we can focus on the questions at hand.
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It's possible that Sony and other developers are sitting on a trove of VR games that'll start filtering out this summer and beyond.
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The latter would extend the life of the urea, but would, of course, prevent the systems from filtering out CO2 and other emissions.
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Unlike regular surgical facemasks, N95 respirators have a tighter fit and are better at filtering out airborne particles that could spread the virus.
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The first challenge to getting more politically active is filtering out the torrent of political news to understand what you should care about.
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Neither side has officially announced the move yet, but sources familiar with the situation confirmed that the reports filtering out of CES were accurate.
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By the 9th, the company had begun filtering out and securing passwords it accidentally scooped up, and it's since destroyed any passwords it received.
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You really do get used to hearing these sounds, and your brain becomes capable of filtering out the ones that may immediately affect you.
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The active technology, coupled with the seal formed with the ear cups does a great job filtering out ambient noise from the outside world.
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The USPTO must get better at filtering out weak patents, and Congress should be more pro-active with legislation which will restrict patent abuse.
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In ways I had not fully understood at the time, I had been filtering out information that ran counter to the narrative I believed.
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Capturing those fibers before they get to the facility and disposing of them properly is important, because facilities haven't been consciously filtering out microfibers.
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Unlike other types of masks, N95 masks are designed to form a tight seal around the wearer's mouth and nose, filtering out smaller particles.
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Only looking at posts from one political party or news organization can turn your feed into an echo chamber, filtering out any diversity of views.
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Filtering out milk fat gets rid of the lactose and casein inside of butter, which is good news for anyone who has a dairy allergy.
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The antidote would be an intelligent monitoring system combining all the different data-streams, filtering out the least relevant and alerting staff only when needed.
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For Microsoft, this isn't just about filtering out the bad stuff people might send to you while you're playing the latest Call of Duty title.
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The moderators anonymously shared their experiences working for companies filtering out inappropriate content and the roles they play in deciding what's propaganda, art, or news.
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It would diminish the sun's warming effects by continuously injecting sulfur particles into the stratosphere, thus filtering out some of the radiation entering our atmosphere.
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It also controls what people can and cannot say on social media by filtering out specific words and topics, especially negative comments about the government.
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Rising S Company, a bunker manufacturer, offers an "NBC" air filtration system that it says is capable of filtering out nuclear, biological, and chemical contaminants.
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This time the network is cracking down on repeat offenders, introducing a new "safe search" feature and filtering out "low quality" replies in users' feeds.
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According to Abdul Razaq, one of the spectators, the matches had ended and spectators joined in the evening prayer before filtering out of the area.
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N95 masks are a tight-fitting type of mask that's highly effective at filtering out airborne particles, such as the type that carry the coronavirus.
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We run the risk of scrubbing, disinfecting, vacuuming and filtering out the fortifying mix of microscopic creatures that our immune system needs to develop properly.
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It's a compact SUV equipped for the coronavirus, as Geely said it comes with a filtration system capable of purifying air and filtering out viruses.
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This one drops for Pixel 4 users in the U.S. to start, giving users a screen for unknown callers, filtering out robocalls in the process.
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But the heart of the matter, in Jackler's view, is that Facebook isn't proactively filtering out tobacco marketing, despite several policies clearly designed to prohibit it.
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Aquaporins work by transporting water molecules through channels just 0.3 nanometers wide, essentially creating a super fast train of water molecules and filtering out all ions.
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The surgeon controls these with a console fitted with joysticks and pedals, with the system filtering out any tremors and accidental movements made by its operator.
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So while it's true that Google is filtering out negative suggestions from autocomplete, it both claims and appears to be doing so consistently across the board.
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Just after 10 PM, the employees started wiping down the tables around me and emptying the trash cans while the remaining customers began slowly filtering out.
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As well as potential uses for desalination, the team envisages wider industrial applications for "on-demand filtration capable of filtering out ions according to their sizes".
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Cloudflare says its services help defend against so-called distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks by filtering out malicious website requests and absorbing the additional traffic.
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The rich, who are buffered from so many of Delhi's dangers, bunkered themselves inside, filtering out particles in their own air through expensive, high-tech purifiers.
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That may involve filtering out ultraviolet rays to decrease random breaking of plastic's molecular bonds, a tall order for the museum (it has lots of windows).
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Silicon Valley adheres to this point of view even for problems that it has failed to solve, like filtering out offensive content while enabling free speech.
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Ward said that — after filtering out fake receipts and other DMs, such as ones from well-wishers — about 50% of the messages she's getting are legit.
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Eight months later, the non-aggression pact has largely held up, but the stream of jilted aides filtering out of the White House has not abated.
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And like a whale, it would live its life with its mouth wide open, sucking down water and filtering out waste as if it were tasty plankton.
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Point of use devices, which are typically plumbed into the sink are typically much more rigorous at filtering out carcinogens and pathogens than pitchers or faucet filters.
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I set her on her feet, filtering out the crying on the comm, and pulled up the management feed that I wasn't supposed to have access to.
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At the statue on Tuesday, tour guide Julio Garcia reacted with joy to the news of the Stones' visit, which was filtering out slowly on the island.
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I could feel the audience rising from their seats and filtering out of the theater, even as I moved my clothes from the washer to the dryer.
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The filter/plunger is really only there for filtering out the sediment from the product, which tends to be a richer, stronger solution compared to drip coffee.
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Facebook uses AI in several ways, including figuring out which posts to show users in the flagship app and filtering out spam in the Messenger chat app.
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Python is one of the most popular languages for data mining, and in this course, you'll learn the process of cleaning data, filtering out noise, and making predictions.
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The UV cameraTo make this video, we used a Nikon camera that was modified with a special UV filter to capture UV rays while filtering out visible light.
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Because algorithms take multiple factors into account, a dating app might start filtering out potential matches for troubling reasons that betray a person, or a machine's, unconscious bias.
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According to the startup, it should be able to clean a 1,200-square-foot space in around half an hour, filtering out allergens, mold, bacteria and various pollutants.
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Apps that reduce congestion in the dating market by filtering out princes-not-so-charming have huge value—just look at JSwipe, which matches Jewish couples, or glutenfreesingles.
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Realizing that our conditioning and education may be filtering out some of what we need to see could lead to important behavioral changes for the better, she said.
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The proverbial kid in his basement (or just another big company) will build a better search engine while effectively filtering out property thieves, child pornographers, and foreign bots.
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To protect her workers, Huynh invested in the coveted N95 respiratory masks, which are the best at filtering out droplets in the air that may contain the virus.
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But the filtering out of candidates and the slow pace of economic improvement have added to popular disillusion over Rouhani's stalled reforms, leaving them facing an uphill battle.
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But, as the screenshot below shows, it's not like YouTube is in the habit of filtering out videos with swear words in the title, even in restricted mode.
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"We have succeeded in modelling all of the relevant movements, and in cleaning up the data that is relevant for the therapist by filtering out the rest," said Klaassen.
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Turning off or filtering out words you don't like for your replies would defeat the purpose of Twitter: screaming your hot takes and dumb jokes into a chaotic void.
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Filtering out offensive phrases in the comments section is placing a little bit of gauze onto an open infected wound: it'll help the bleeding, but it won't cure shit.
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They screened more than 2,500 studies that reported sperm counts since 1973, filtering out papers that were too small, used dubious methods, or that specifically looked at infertile men.
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"When filtering out hate speech automatically, it's much more effective to look at groups and where the content's coming from, instead of keywords," said De Cristofaro on Operation Google.
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Handling large chunks of data requires filtering out noise, and the percentage of useful data in any conversation one might be having at any time could be very low.
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" Representative Jerrold Nadler, top Democrat on the committee, said "the notion that social media companies are filtering out conservative voices is a hoax, a tired narrative of imagined victimhood.
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One will be focused on improving the taste, quality and clarity of the water, while the other will be more about filtering out harmful particles from local water systems.
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The term "masc 4 masc" is increasingly prevalent on dating sites for gay men as a way of prioritizing masculine-presenting people and filtering out more feminine-presenting ones.
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O&aposNeil said algorithms are biased by definition, so rather than making them "colorblind," companies need to continually assess whether they&aposre disproportionately filtering out candidates from marginalized groups.
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As we drink our cacao, we're told that the same refinement process is to blame for filtering out the hundreds of active ingredients that enrich the heart and soul.
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One exciting feature for bookworms out there is Reading Mode, which presents an easy way for users to read on their device through grayscale mapping and filtering out blue light.
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The hashtag is a helpful tool in locating cool shots of vintage signs, but now you may have to spend a little more time filtering out unrelated images and porn.
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With Safe Mode enabled, Tumblr will now add a screen over any content it deems as sensitive in nature, in addition to filtering out that same content from search results.
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Twitter has taken some action in order to deal with abuse, including filtering out mean mentions that users might receive and blocking some tweets based on account origin and behavior.
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The SleepCycle alarm clock tracks your movements (filtering out fans, noise or even your partner's movements) to analyze when you're in the deepest and lightest phase of your sleep cycle.
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The frequent multitaskers performed worse because they had more trouble organizing their thoughts and filtering out irrelevant information, and they were slower at switching from one task to another. Ouch!
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The new Photos tab within the app sorts photos by days, months, and years, intelligently surfacing the photos that seem most important based on their content, and filtering out doubles.
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The frequent multitaskers performed worse because they had more trouble organizing their thoughts and filtering out irrelevant information, and they were slower at switching from one task to another. Ouch.
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You can learn a lot from someone based on the captions they write, whether they spend 18 minutes filtering out their flaws before posting, how they shape their idealized self.
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Entrepreneurs began to extract oil by bathing the leaf in ethanol or butane, filtering out the solid material that remained and then evaporating the solvent to leave the concentrated oil.
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An air purifier is a safe and simple way to cleanse the indoor air around you by filtering out nasty pollutants that can cause allergies, headaches, and other health issues.
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Dog Nanny also includes carbon monoxide and smoke alerts, while Furbo's AI smarts can identify strangers in your home while filtering out known people or the movement of inanimate objects.
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This cosmic collision may have ushered in a period of global cooling by filtering out sunlight, which in turn caused sea levels to drop as ice formed at the poles.
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The process begins by collecting bacteria and phage from places like New York City's East River and filtering out all the bacteria, leaving only the phages in a water solution.
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Sorry if this discriminatory decision confused some of you, we're working on itYouTube made a public statement after the service was called out for filtering out LGBTQ content in Restricted Mode.
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By transforming them into works of preened and manicured prestige, it implies that the best way to recognise their cultural significance is through filtering out the elements which best defined them.
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You really can start to guess who is going home by the tenor of the tribal council conversation – if you can do the difficult task of filtering out the background paranoia.
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" Representative Jerrold Nadler, top Democrat on the committee, said in April "the notion that social media companies are filtering out conservative voices is a hoax, a tired narrative of imagined victimhood.
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Kestutis Kazlauskas, 61, was a 28-year-old conscript who spent 105 days in a camp 30 kilometers from Chernobyl, helping build a dam for filtering out radiation from a river.
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" Representative Jerrold Nadler, top Democrat on the committee, said in April "the notion that social media companies are filtering out conservative voices is a hoax, a tired narrative of imagined victimhood.
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The masks that were widely available at pharmacies, big-box stores and home improvement stores — until a worried public bought them all — work well at filtering out large particles like dust.
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Google also made a vague promise to add "an extra layer of privacy filters" to the audio transcription process, which we are told involves filtering out certain classes of audio data.
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Not by filtering out the noise from the latest outrage, then calmly taking each policy change and feeding it into a mental equation that recalibrates their level of approval for the president.
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Kellen and I sit next to each other, so I heard a little bit of myself, but the audio quality is decent and does an OK job of filtering out ambient noise.
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Some of Youtube's biggest stars are slamming the video platform for filtering out non-explicit LGBTQ content under the optional restricted mode meant to protect younger audiences from mature content, per NYT.
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To clean pollutants like mercury from their emissions, power plants have traditionally been able to invest in technological improvements like scrubbers, but such tech doesn't really exist yet for filtering out carbon.
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Since the 2580s, however, diesel lorries and subsequently cars, too, have been equipped with particulate-matter traps capable of filtering out 2000% or more of the harmful soot, smoke and fine particles.
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Users can curate the content on their feed by typing a city name into the app, which will result in the app filtering out any posts that are not about that city.
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As more and more sugar builds up in your bloodstream, your kidneys will go into overdrive, filtering out the excess sugar your body isn't using for energy, according to the Mayo Clinic.
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Huffman said that content tailoring algorithms have "gotten so good" on social media that users only see the content that they want to see, completely filtering out that which they don't like.
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Instead of the outright slurs of traditional anti-Semitism, this new form takes a more insidious angle, and one particularly hard to combat by filtering out certain words on an online platform.
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I knelt beside him as he logged on to Twitter and plugged in search terms about WikiLeaks—filtering out any comments that were not from verified Twitter accounts, the social-media élite.
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However, Tumblr quickly came under fire for hiding "sensitive" content that was anything but – instead, noted many users, Tumblr was seemingly filtering out innocent posts, including LGBTQ+ content, for no apparent reason.
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Doctors in at least two New York hospitals are reusing their N95 respirator masks, which are tight-fitting masks effective at filtering out airborne particles, such as those that carry the coronavirus.
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Fire OS includes a wealth of great parental control features, including the ability to set screen time limits, education goals, and filtering out the bad stuff you don't want your kids viewing.
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For his study, titled "Filtering Out the Bots: What Americans Actually Told the FCC about Net Neutrality Repeal," Singel combed through the more than 22 million comments that were submitted to the FCC.
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Depending on the humidity level, it could decrease the temperature down to 17°C or 63°F, all while also humidifying the air and filtering out dust particles to increase overall air quality.
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I'm just making these up but you kind of see... To your point, it's going to be both filtering out stuff you don't care about and filtering in the stuff you're interested in.
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Creating an arena in which the history of the revolution can be publicly refigured, each contested line of Glissant's play goes some way toward filtering out the colonial mindset that persists through language.
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They showed them to a collection of Amazon Mechanical Turk workers who labeled them with human-generated rankings of severity, filtering out the results from any outliers who drastically disagreed with other readers.
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To make Alexa better at filtering out similar words, Amazon is today introducing a new feature called Cloud-Based Wake Word Verification for third-party manufacturers who have Alexa built into their devices.
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On the side of recruiters, they are able to use the data that gets amassed through the tests as a way of better filtering out users when sourcing candidate pools for job openings.
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One of the biggest missed opportunities on the War on Drugs is that we haven't identified a way of filtering out these high-risk tolerant people that we are losing to organized crime.
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Twitter has also in recent years became more of an arbiter of the public space it oversees, by proactively hiding sensitive content and filtering out conversations from accounts known for being inflammatory and abusive.
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The risk seems to be that social media's game of micro-targeted fragmentation ends up ripping us apart along our myriad fault lines — by playing to our prejudices and filtering out differences of opinion.
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Once the underlying cause of an error is understood, that information can be used to monitor development and other steps in the process, filtering out errors long before they can make it to production.
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The problem for YouTube, though, is that with the vast amount of videos on its platform, the company hasn't done a very good job at filtering out what is and isn't suitable for children.
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Against that backdrop, participants in the industry told Billboard earlier this year that the so-called hip hop ban was not an absolute crackdown, but a targeted move aimed at filtering out specific elements.
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Two former uBiome employees who handled the data said that while removing the infant data would have been easy, they had a hard time filtering out data from people who'd taken antibiotics, for example.
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Some rules can be included so that people who make more than a certain amount will have to pay back the money at tax time, filtering out most Americans who don't need the cash.
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Scarves, bandanas, and flimsy paper masks, like the kind a dentist might wear, won't cut it when it comes to filtering out air pollution containing the particulate matter that is most hazardous to the lungs.
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For example, British AI company SafeToNet guards children using the internet by equipping parents with safety tools — for example, sending an alert if their child is sent an indecent image and filtering out unsuitable content.
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The site allows home owners to post listings of their space, and then allows users to sort through them, filtering out whether they're looking for a room, an entire place, a roommate, or a tenant.
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Stutts says he has also drank from this LifeStraw before, which allows you to suck up drinking water from any source, filtering out bacteria like E. coli and parasites such as Giardia along the way.
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Those findings suggest that the ventilation system was more effective at filtering out larger particles than smaller ones while stopped at intersections, reducing the concentration doses of those particles up to 68 percent, they said.
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The 2001 changes, Mr. Hamer argued, were in part "aimed at filtering out Pacific Island migrants" who had easy access to New Zealand citizenship and were seen to be exploiting a "back door" to Australia.
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The two firms pulled 2,500 samples from the malware database VirusTotal and used Intezer's automated tools to comb those specimens for code matches or similarities, filtering out false positives like reuse of open source components.
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Filtering out out some penny stocks and other aberrational purchases, what was left showed meaningful jumps: There is a decent six-month return, but it's not that much more than what came in the first week.
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Since middle-aged musicians don't seem to have as much trouble as non-musicians at filtering out background noise, the researchers created a video game to capture some of the challenges of playing a musical instrument.
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Kahn said policy makers at the bank would not be "too concerned" about the tax hike pushing up inflation by 0.6 percentage points, with those first round effects filtering out of the data after a year.
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Here's a problem that AO23 users, like the rest of the internet, encounter every day: How do you find a particular thing you're interested in, while filtering out all the other stuff you don't care about?
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RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - South Africa's sprinting ace Wayde van Niekerk believes his calm demeanor will be vital to filtering out pressure and raucous Brazilian crowds in a bid to grab a 400 meters gold medal.
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The rand extended its losses to as much as 2 percent lower in response to the proposal on the nationalisation of the bank filtering out of a closed-door session on the last day of the conference.
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It's not a trade-off between the two," said Stephane Michel, senior portfolio manager at Hermes Investment Management, "I want to keep the upside because I have selected a better credit by filtering out poor ESG performers.
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We're experiencing a digital vertigo that people will cease to experience 30 or 40 years from now, when our natural filters have become accustomed to filtering out a lot of what we think of as static now.
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Providence St. Joseph Health – like many hospital systems are the country – has a critical shortage of N95 masks, the industry's standard for filtering out airborne diseases and has had to ask healthcare workers to reuse protective equipment.
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While algorithms may speed up the process of narrowing the pool of job candidates, they&aposre often not great at finding the most qualified ones, and instead end up disproportionately filtering out people in those exact categories.
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"We have to answer these questions, so we're trying to make the hat only work if the individual wants it to work, and then filtering out parts that the person wearing it doesn't feel it's appropriate to share."
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THUNE BRUSHES OFF FAKE NEWS ON FACEBOOK: Earlier this year, Thune was the loudest lawmaker voice when it came to concerns that curators working for Facebook's Trending Topics section were filtering out stories and sources popular with conservatives.
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After filtering out the newsletters, there were a few remaining activities that may have caused some parents of minors genuine concern: Drake lyrics, and an email conversation with a catering company that included a wine and beer order.
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In remarks from the Rose Garden, Trump said the plan would "transform America's immigration system into the pride of our nation and the envy of the modern world" while filtering out what he said were "frivolous" claims of asylum.
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It's stylish, light, comfortable (as long as you don't wear glasses, since it won't work with them), and offers swappable lenses (you can buy different Oakley Prism lenses for filtering out and enhancing different colors, depending on your sport).
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The big picture: Facebook has mostly figured out how to weed out scam posts that have been uploaded by bots, but it's had a much harder time filtering out content uploaded by humans that doesn't explicitly violate its rules.
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In addition to automatically filtering out recognized background noises, DeepSqueak allows a user to easily manually review the identified syllables and to adjust parameters to their specific experiment, such as specifying the rodent species or the classification of syllables.
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Even if Mr. Locascio obtains the original tapes and can tease out a clearer recording of his words by digitally filtering out distortion and background noise, he is unlikely to persuade the courts to grant him a new trial.
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Invest in innovative water startups Whether it's drinkable books that educate on safe water tips while filtering out impurities or portable smart straws, there are a number of innovative products from smart companies working on solutions to the water crisis.
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An app like FaceDate might streamline online dating by filtering out people you're less likely to swipe right on, and in the future, tailored matches would make more sense as a focus, particularly in big cities with thousands of users.
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Modern life is almost too convenient, filtering out those basic moments where parents can impart knowledge and guidance upon their progeny, and I loved Goodwood for the simple, human connections that I was witnessing around each exotic car and historic racer.
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"The humans are already limited in what they can notice, compared with the Observer, yet they elect to be even more selective in their perception, filtering out those obvious truths that might nudge them away from their established trajectory," it concludes.
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But, when Dr Geisler and his colleagues brought together the teeth from the animal's upper and lower jaws they found the result was a sieve that would have superbly served the task of filtering out small animals from water passing through them.
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"This kind of whack-a-mole could possibly help filtering out get-rich-fast teenagers from Tbilisi, but is unlikely to effect consistent but large-scale offenders like InfoWars," Mor Naaman, an associate professor of information science at Cornell Tech, tells The Verge.
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The use of near-real-time analytics, stored data analytics and big data analytics enables the RDS platform to compare user behavior against baseline standards, historical data and known threats in order to detect signs of malicious activities while filtering out false positives.
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The lenses are Costa's patented 580 Lightwave plastic or glass, and they offer full 400-nm UV protection while selectively filtering out high energy visible light (blue light) and yellows to cut haze and offer better crispness, which any angler ought to appreciate.
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Grossmann said his results were probably more accurate in part because the firm used a very "lenient" screen for its interviews — rather than filtering out unregistered voters — and were generous in taking voters at their word when they said they planned to vote.
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As the litigations and investigations move forward, though, it's worth taking a step back and considering the various legal fronts on which the president is fighting simultaneously — filtering out as much noise from the signal as we can so the stakes are clear.
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In 2019, though, you no longer need to wait for a bachelorette party or a SXSW panel for an invitation to the wonderland—bits and pieces of Austin are filtering out across the country, all built by the city's diasporic sons and daughters.
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We know about its forthcoming voice-enabled speaker because such a device was filed with the FCC, and the filing describes a speaker with voice control and far field microphones capable of picking up voice commands in a big room and filtering out background noise.
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On the beach, a dark torrent of sand and seawater gushed from the open end of the pipe and through a cagelike screen—whose functions included filtering out unexploded surplus munitions, which the American military dumped in the ocean following the end of the Second World War.
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"By focusing on filtering out disruptive ad experiences, we can help keep the entire ecosystem of the web healthy, and give people a significantly better user experience than they have today," Rahul Roy-Chowdhury, a Google vice president, wrote in a blog post on Feb. 13.
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Google is being more aggressive about its mobile ad blocking, filtering out pop-up ads, ads that are displayed before content loads (with or without a countdown), auto-play video ads with sound, large sticky ads, flashing animated ads, fullscreen scroll over ads, and ads that are particularly dense.
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It isn't yet perfect, and I don't always agree with the cloud's taste in photography, but it is extremely efficient at filtering out images that are of sub-optimal standard; photos that are too dark or suffer from blur are thrown right to the bottom of the list.
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"It's the most powerful marketing tool an extremist could ever hope for because by design social media reflects a narrow world view filtering out anything that challenges our beliefs while constantly validating our convictions and amplifying our deepest fears," Iger said, while being honored with a humanitarian award.
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And in the meantime, his friends had no idea that he was struggling, that it could feel like he was spending a lot of his time "filtering" out parts of who he was, trying to decide when his friends were talking about their girlfriends whether to chime in or keep quiet.
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Jittery lines of white-on-black code are ripping early-aughts hip hop mixtapes from torrent sites, filtering out the ones that haven't been uploaded to the archive, and then populating before my eyes on the Internet Archive's public-facing page with album covers and track lists, one after another.
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The World Health Organization (WHO) recommends that all healthcare professionals use surgical masks to cover the mouths and noses while working, but some hospitals, according to the Times, have required employees to wear N95s — thicker, tighter-fitting masks that do a better job of filtering out smaller particles than regular surgical masks.
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Credit...Ruth Fremson/The New York Times CONCORD, N.H. — Two days before a once-mission-critical primary in a state she neighbors, Senator Elizabeth Warren — typically exceptional at holding a room — had not finished speaking when something unusual happened: Dozens of voters began filtering out of the middle school gym she had reserved.
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After filtering out the obvious terms (Hadoop, data, analytics, Apache), there were some clear topics that rose to the top, as shown below: There are a few key things that jump out after looking at this particular view of the data that I suspect indicate key trends that are happening in the industry overall.
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According to Hansch, who was appointed CEO in March of this year, they're essentially getting a team of 20 people who act as a meta search engine across the startup ecosystem, filtering out top entrepreneurs and companies and helping customers who might not know better (or have the time) to cut through the noise.
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Though the hotel faces the city's marina, its entrance on the Passeig de Colom was not exactly a prestige address when the hotel opened in mid-2015, as it's one of the main thoroughfares traversed by trucks and buses as well as pedestrians filtering out of the Gothic Quarter toward the beaches and marina.
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Elizabeth Weeks, a Seattle-based attorney and moderator for the subreddit /r/changemyview, a group that attempts to present different views to subscribers who have a set opinion about certain topics, said that while she didn't have to deal with filtering out illicit content associated with the Christchurch shooting, she saw both sides of the issue.
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""It's the most powerful marketing tool an extremist could ever hope for because by design social media reflects a narrow world view filtering out anything that challenges our beliefs while constantly validating our convictions and amplifying our deepest fears," he said at the time, adding: "It creates a false sense that everyone shares the same opinion.
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" More takes from 270: Mel Robbins: Why blue/black/white/gold dress went viral Eboni S. Nelson: Don't let Charleston shooting divide us Charlie Hebdo attacks: We walked united, but solace was short-lived By Agnes Poirier "Later in the day, when the names of the murdered started filtering out, scenes in the street took another intensity.
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You have to be twenty-one to shop at Juul's online store, and the company requires a match between public records, credit-card information, and government I.D. (The site turns more than a quarter of would-be purchasers away, inadvertently filtering out many adults who have recently moved.) But kids can buy Juuls in bulk on eBay and Alibaba with prepaid debit cards and a little creativity.
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After all, there are algorithms for streaming music services like Spotify, for Facebook's news feed and for Netflix's own program menu, working to deliver just what you like while filtering out whatever might turn you off and send you away — the sorts of data-driven honey traps that are all the talk at the South by Southwest Interactive Festival going on here through this week.
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