Glisten: Glisten uses computer vision and machine learning technologies to develop better, more consistent data sets for e-commerce companies.
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Glisten co-founders Sarah Wooders (left) and Alice Deng Glisten co-founders Sarah Wooders (left) and Alice Deng Competition is mainly internal tagging teams (the manual review we established none of us would like to do) and general-purpose computer vision algorithms, which don't produce the kind of structured data Glisten does.
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Now they glisten under the sun, trophies of Celedon's activism.
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Mega Bronze Perfect Tan in "Tantric" made her skin glisten.
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Sauté the tomatoes over medium heat until they glisten and soften.
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Walk on boardwalks above steaming hydro features that glisten different colors.
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Small touches of white impasto add a glisten to Hamilton's eyes.
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He lingers on its mud and its blood, making each glisten.
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His eyes appeared to glisten, and his speech was sometimes halting.
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The roads are awash in glass, so much so they glisten.
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All three of the Falcon Heavy's white cores glisten in the sunlight.
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And the rocks here are laced with so much gold, they glisten.
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Her teeth glisten with gold, her fingers are tattooed and stained black.
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The costumes, musical numbers, and female stars glisten in an ABBA-made universe.
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Others run towards the bacchanalia of consumer products that glisten in their newness.
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At Uoharu, piles of the day's mottainai seafood bounty glisten behind the counter.
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All around them, gallons of tanning oil glisten on acres of copper skin.
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It was late in the day, and the surfaces were beginning to glisten.
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His lips are labial-pink and glisten as if he's in a Chapstick commercial.
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How many does it take to disturb the frozen quiet, black glisten of empire.
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X.E. is advertising her wares — "feathers glisten like diamonds" — to a decadent, almost grotesque clientele.
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The high this afternoon was 91 degrees and everyone's skin has a glisten to it.
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You could get away with slightly less oil, but not much — that pasta should glisten.
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She is distraught, and her large brown eyes glisten in the glare of camera lights.
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What makes Nanette a transformative work is not Gadsby's comedic chops, though they glisten throughout.
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This easy-to-use glitter hair stick will glisten up your strands with one simple stroke.
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There is also beauty in how Swenson replicates textures that appear to glisten, rot, or warp.
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Oysters glisten in baskets as Arya runs through the streets of Braavos to evade her assassin.
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Here on earth, curds of blood spill from her open mouth and glisten on the flagstones.
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You can see her consoling the reality star as his sweaty, chiseled abs glisten in the sun.
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So, if you're looking to glisten, here are the best jelly highlighters to add to your collection.
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It's rare a debut should glisten with such expertise; one wonders where they could go from here.
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I get to look at this shiny sunrise, this orange sun glisten off of a rocket ship.
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And the wild turkeys make their first appearance, though Bay and Sound still glisten from the Hill.
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Once Cardi's skin was moisturized, La'Pearl used MAC Iridescent Powder in Golden Bronze to make her glisten.
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She shared a video of herself creating the waffles, which glisten with icing by the time she's done.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "Before the ceremony, the turkey was shampooed and dusted with baby powder to make him glisten.
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She applies glitzy bronzer, lipstick, eyeshadow, and blush until she shines like a golden statue — even her eyebrows glisten.
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Remarkably, the fossilized bones of these creatures, which glisten in hues of blue and green, are preserved in opal.
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After being asked about the incident, "Schroepfer went quiet" and "his eyes began to glisten," according to the Times.
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Atop these base layers the more luminous and colorful paints glisten and flow, creating a gorgeous moving nighttime landscape.
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And according to this clip from the upcoming film, what really makes them glisten is red-hot beef-oil.
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Will it be a light and manageable dusting that adorns the trees and makes them glisten in the sun?
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The temperature was perfect — warm enough to make everyone's hot bods really glisten, cool enough to permit constant physical contact.
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Interestingly, most scholars today assume that the oil was used simply to make the body glisten and look more attractive.
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The piano is given a delicately meandering unaccompanied melody; Wang, virtuosic even in pianissimo, made it glisten in the air.
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So if you've got some empty barrels lying around (or you're a Cooper), now is your time to shine (glisten?).
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" Arvio gives us this translation: "Halfway down the gully / the blades from Albacete / glisten like fishes / flush with fighting blood.
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Some of these dresses and suits are so stupidly expensive — seeing them glisten in the stage lighting makes you slightly nauseous.
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The color is super pigmented with the perfect glisten for the winter months, but warm enough to carry us into spring.
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I shifted to the floor without thinking, and sat cross-legged as his body slowly began to glisten, damp with sweat.
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Watch the sunlight glisten and shine off my golden pastry crust, and just feel your anxieties and your cares melt away.
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Visually, Trico delights: its individual feathers catch the wind magnificently, and its big eyes glisten from deep black to fiery red.
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That's the problem Glisten solves, by making the computer vision engine considerably more context-aware and its outputs much more useful.
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Water drizzles out of a shallow pool carved from stone, and droplets glisten on the blue-green moss that covers it.
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Fish glisten, darting from a window into the sea grass that bends around them like green flames— this is human-enabled grace.
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Farid Kebab: Food cart aficionados flock to this Queens halal cart for the fresh, flavorful meat kebabs that glisten over their charcoal grill.
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It's the largest of New York City's 14 wastewater facilities, and features pairs of giant silver "digester eggs" that glisten in the sunlight.
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Mr. van Zweden found more focus in the second movement's otherworldly tenderness, and polished to a glisten effects like that Adagio's hushed strings.
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It seems to glisten, as if some oil oozes perpetually from the eye-anuses, coating the exterior with whatever evil is barely contained within.
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From silver stars to minimalist gold foils, we've assembled an array of glitter manicures ready to glisten in all that extra sun you're getting.
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The '80s have made a comeback on recent runways — especially below the ankle, where heels now come in vibrant jewel tones and glisten with crystals.
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But instead of her low-hanging Dior style, celebrity pro Yusef Williams gave his client a high, snatched ponytail that made her highlighted hair glisten.
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All those hashtags heckling you into a fat-free, wholegrain, high fibre future where your eyes will glisten and your bowels be like Swiss quartz.
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Glisten is a new startup enabling just that by using computer vision to understand and list the most important aspects of the products in any photo.
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The frames are fashioned in ebony wood and white gold-plated sterling silver and glisten with pink and yellow pavé sapphires and solid white gold drops.
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"When we hear the word glisten, it brings to mind words like sparkle, glitter and gleam and that is what this room feels like tonight," she said.
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They glisten like princelings as they go up and up, hurled 20 feet or more, and then down into the waiting, surprisingly gentle hands of a fishmonger.
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The body was meticulously cleansed and gently rubbed with a scented oil that made the skin glisten — "The smell was very beautiful," the cousin Ali Aljahmi said.
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As pictured in Randall Wright's entertaining documentary biography of Mr. Hockney, 78 and still going strong, the paintings' light is so dazzling that the pigment seems to glisten.
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As they meander through the rough terrains of Black Rock City in skin-tight latex, their million-dollar bombshell bras and six-pack abs glisten in the sunlight.
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Or maybe America is something as simple as the sight of the morning sun as its beams glisten gently against the ever-flowing majesty of the Potomac River.
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Thanks to a marketing push by Campari, the "drink of summer" title has gone to the Aperol spritz — a concoction that also happens to glisten like crushed dewy marigolds.
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THOUSANDS of second-hand cars, ranging from dented clunkers to Bentleys, glisten under the evening floodlights at Major World, a car dealership in Queens, a borough of New York.
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Soon Glisten may be powering many a product search engine online, though ideally you won't even notice — with luck you'll just find what you're looking for that much easier.
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The 2 also hit up the beach and got in the water ... the perfect spot for Tyler to flaunt his abs and Hannah B to glisten in a white-hot bikini.
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There's also a new design language HTC calls "Liquid Surface," a super-refractive (and by the looks of it, super-reflective) glass manufacturing process that makes the phone glisten in the light.
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"She had on her purple shirt and her Popeyes chicken visor, and she was hanging out the window with that smile on her face and that glisten in her eye," he says.
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The pieces could easily have formed a standalone show, particularly in this black-walled gallery, where they glisten like fairy-tale objects in a dark woodland, yet still feel cool and contemporary.
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The scenarios she singles out allow the past to glisten ("I took you swimming by my house / We skinny dip and rip my flowers out"), in the way that rose-tinted memories tend to.
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A few tracks like their lead single "Shoot Out" and "Heart Attack" still glisten with the spitfire raps, passionate vocals, slick electronic production, and pops and growls that have defined much of their work.
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On the outskirts of Mexico City, for example, the walls of homes glisten with fresh coats of paint, while trucks carrying rooftop cisterns roll into communities with water shortages, compliments of political parties vying for votes.
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Now, if you're looking for a mega-shimmery body oil to make you glisten in a sexy-sweaty way à la Britney Spears' "I'm A Slave 4 U" video, this is not that kind of product.
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Likewise, Supermarket of the Dead features wheelchairs and walkers alongside a host of shoes designed for ghostly strutting, from metallic blue Louis Vuitton slippers to silvery heels that glisten like wrapping paper on a promising present.
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With all the aromatics in the marinade, these chops don't need a sauce, though a spoonful or two of the drippings makes them glisten and intensifies their already wonderfully rich flavor: the taste of good, fatty pork.
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But there's a fine line between radiant and straight-up sweaty — and sometimes, you just want to glisten without pedaling your heart out at SoulCycle or diligently using a vitamin C serum for weeks until you see results.
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Liquid's version (below) came not long after, relying heavily on that one piano line and pitching up Roger's vocals so that the words "sweet harmony" repeat and glisten over the whole thing like condensed milk on apple pie.
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The tiny tears of the man in purgatory, who wears a black crown of thorns, glisten as if fresh; his skin hangs from the bones of his ribcage and cheekbones, making his plea for salvation all the more urgent.
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We think a candy tower is also in order, if not for the sole reason that the CBD food market is dominated by sweets: The top tier will glisten with dazzling CBD oil and Icelandic berry gumdrops from Lord Jones.
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Multi-dimensional colors are in again: you see it in smartphones that glisten into different colors as you change angles, game consoles are available in all kinds of color, and now we have shoes that change color when you step outside.
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Geena and Brad, for their part, devised foreplay that was literally play," Aikman writes and adds that Scott helped make Pitt the hyper-sexualized one in the scene by "personally spritzing Evian on his abs, the better to make them glisten.
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Among the silver rings that barnacle his left hand is a $600 design from the "Rock" collection created by the Florentine jeweler Monini Gioielli that features a cluster of tiny skulls, each of whose eye sockets glisten with black diamond chips.
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McCormack sculpts skeletal shapes with crochet, stiffening the cotton string with glue, while Small creates golden-threaded icons in which beads glisten like jewels on diagrams of the heart, lungs, and kidneys, as well as more conceptual responses to cysts.
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Moving closer, details become visible: the seemingly endless arrays of little beads, some matte, others that glisten when they catch the light, and faint horizontal lines, evidence of the individual strips woven by different women and then sewn together to produce the whole.
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When she came to Kitri in "Don Quixote," the quality of laughter often shown by her dancing returned with a newly heroic defiance, as if assertively making huge claims on life itself: She both ate up space and made her music glisten.
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More than 100 of Girault de Prangey's precise daguerreotypes glisten here under pin lights, and his systematic photos of Islamic architecture, in particular, express how the new technology of photography could flit between art and science, and would soon become a tool of colonial rule.
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She revels in intimate personal details that should feel far too specific for a pop single, but don't ("She thinks you love the beach, you're such a damn liar"), and images that seem simple but actually glisten with multi-dimensional emotion: longing, regret, anger, hope, euphoria.
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A whole bird costs all of $15, and leftovers will save you from cooking in the encroaching summer heat, so order one and be sure to nab one of the wings, which glisten with schmaltz and are intensely seasoned with a coat of garlic and herbs along the skin.
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It stands for Taste, there should be no bitter, salty or unpleasant flavors; Texture, the eggs should be firm enough that you can separate them with your tongue and they pop when pushed to the roof of your mouth; and Tone, they should have a clean color with a nice glisten.
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The perfect glow is easier to describe than it is to actually attain: It's when your skin starts to glisten under the heat of the sun (after a generous application of SPF, of course), or when you've just finished a workout and wiped the layer of sweat from your brow, leaving your skin looking lit-from-within.
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Released a few weeks after the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbour, its seductive picture of "treetops [that] glisten" and "sleigh bells in the snow" would come as balm to nostalgic American soldiers and give their families a romantic image of a country that virtually all of them, regardless of ethnicity or creed, were now determined to defend.
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"When I see fathers singing 'Brown Skin Girl' to their daughters, to know that my daughter can have the same opportunities and feel confident and feel like she doesn't have to take her braids down and she can comb her afro out and she can glisten in her brown skin … that is why I make music," she explains.
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The symbolism — instead of being filled with love and charm and golden music of angels — became top-heavy, Loring became a mockery of something true, the spontaneous glisten of your words, ideas, became too rich, too satiate, the shadow and color wasn't evenly dappled, the whole goddamn thing, in fact, needed pruning, rewriting, considered direction by someone other than yourself.
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" And you glisten and gleam and you are fresh out of the shower and pampered and powdered and swaddled in tight, fresh underwear, and suddenly every single one of your holes is filled at once—every single one, you are yanked and filled like a cushion at a cushion factory—and you yell out as much in surprise as in delight, "I love you!
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