Twitter began sifting out what you cared about most and showing it first.
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It has highlighted the political quality of sifting out facts and observations to determine truth.
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Distinguishing such content from mainstream reporting on the war in Syria is harder than sifting out child porn.
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Sifting out the guff requires transparency, argued John Cochrane of the University of Chicago in another recent blog post.
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It has tended to sell rough diamonds in bulk, without sifting out the colored gems that can earn a premium.
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" She added, "We've refined each other which only happens through sifting out the ugly to get to the beautiful 🌹.
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Sifting out those energetically committed to fighting radicalism can be beyond well-meaning but strained local branches of the British state.
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" The mother of three added, "We've refined each other which only happens through sifting out the ugly to get to the beautiful.
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And in sifting out all but the most worthy teams, the N.C.A.A. tournament helps ensure the best possible basketball in the later rounds.
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This does not mean that you should never date people with narcissistic traits, but you do need to develop better strategies for sifting out those people whose bad behavior distresses you.
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Even from those earliest days, known Qaeda terrorists were hiding within the Islamist ranks, and I'm not saying it would have been easy sifting out the moderates from the messianic killers.
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Though critical taste is helpful in sifting out the rotten apples, juries can deviate from the media narrative with shocking results (I, Daniel Blake taking the top prize last year was a bold move, for example).
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CIRCLE defines "youth" as those aged 18 to 613, and uses demographic data that takes into account all voting-aged citizes (as opposed to sifting out felons and other citizens who are legally barred to vote).
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Still, it's far from cheap or simple to design an algorithm that can find market-moving signals in the cacophonous world of social media, analysing huge numbers of posts in dozens of languages while sifting out unreliable information.
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Still, it's far from cheap or simple to design an algorithm that can find market-moving signals in the cacophonous world of social media, analyzing huge numbers of posts in dozens of languages while sifting out unreliable information.
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Deep learning is fantastic at sifting out patterns from large libraries of data, and then either labeling that information (saying, for example, that's a cat, this is a human, and so on) or creating completely new data that fits what it's previously seen.
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Each time they were used they had to be dragged and sifting out the large pieces of 'clinker' became a regular occupation. After all of this work it was inevitable that you would travel home with red socks and red legs caused by the fine dust.
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Chicha is the most common traditional drink. It is offered at special occasions, such as the arrival of esteemed guests to the community or the ceremony of the diablitos. It is made by grinding corn sprouts into meal. After sifting out the grains, water and sugar are added.
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Paddy attained to a large practice, and enjoyed the friendship of Sir Theodore Mayerne and of Dr. Baldwin Hamey. Mayerne praises him in his preface to his edition of Thomas Muffett's Insectorum Theatrum (1634). On 7 April 1620, with Matthew Gwinne, he was appointed a commissioner for garbling tobacco.I.e. sifting out waste .
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The government explained that the orders was a method of removing the unknown number of Japanese persons who might assist a Japanese invasion in a short amount of time, and it was not a program for sifting out such persons in the indefinite future.Hirabayashi v. United States, On June 21, 1943, the Supreme Court delivered its opinion in Hirabayashi v. United States in favor of the government.
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The Atlantic thorny oyster is a filter feeder sifting out plankton and other organic material from the water that passes over its gills. Little is known of its breeding habits but the larvae are planktonic, seeking out suitable locations on which to settle. Areas with suitable calcareous matter for building the shell are favoured. The adults are sedentary and normally occupy the same position for the rest of their lives unless shifted by storms.
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Amblygobius phalaena, the Sleeper Banded goby, white-barred goby, is a species of goby native to tropical reefs of the western Pacific Ocean and through the central Indo-Pacific area at depths of from . This species feeds by taking in mouthfuls of sand and sifting out algae, invertebrates and other organic matter. It can reach a length of TL. It is also of minor importance to local commercial fisheries and can also be found in the aquarium trade.
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The patterning provides camouflage when the fish is lying on the seabed. The largest carpet shark is the whale shark (Rhincodon typus) which can grow to a length of . It is the largest species of fish, but despite its size, is not dangerous, as it is a filter feeder, drawing in water through its wide mouth and sifting out the plankton. The smallest carpet shark, at up to about long, is the barbelthroat carpet shark, (Cirrhoscyllium expolitum).
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It is not known how the organism feeds or reproduces. It may be a filter feeder, drawing water through the tubes and sifting out the nutritious particles. Alternatively, much faecal matter accumulates in the tubes, and it has been suggested that it feeds on the bacteria that colonise the waste. This theory is supported by the fact that it has high concentrations of lipids within its cytosol, which suggests that it may feed on bacteria from the sediment that makes up the tubes.
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The final was preceded by six of semi-finals, which took place on a weekly basis between 3 January and 7 February 2004. The Lithuanian national final was notable for abandoning any sifting out a process of the received entries, with every entry that got submitted getting to participate in a televised semi- final. The results in the semi-finals were decided by televoting. An additional wildcard was also given to the highest-scoring entry that did not qualify from the semi-finals.
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Cephalochordate oral hood--100X Cephalochordates employ a filter feeding system to consume microorganisms. The oral hood serves as the entrance for food particles, and possesses buccal cirri, which assist in sifting out larger food particles before they enter the buccal cavity. Epithelial cilia lining the mouth and pharynx form a specialized "wheel organ" situated at the dorsal and posterior end of the cavity. The motion of the cilia resembles the motion of a turning wheel, hence the organ's name, and transports the captured food particles.
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