A forensic investigator sifts though items during a search at the house.
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So Kerr sifts through the small stuff to make a larger point.
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As a CEO, Rubinstein says that she sifts through thousands of resumes.
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She deftly sifts through the famous stories for half-truths and fictions.
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The software also sifts through publicly available data online to refresh outdated resumes.
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Lewis sifts through a "concatenation of hypotheticals," all of which were soon moot.
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Apex, North Carolina (CNN)Jennifer Alba sifts through the boxes of photographs and documents.
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It's complicated, but today's Tedium sifts through all the polygons and the shaded textures.
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She sifts through items on a case-by-case basis, deciding what to ditch.
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The team sifts through them, and hands Mr. Obama 10 to read each night.
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Next, a computer program sifts through these pairs and boils them down to a subset.
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Most prospection occurs at the unconscious level as the brain sifts information to generate predictions.
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Instead of eroding the concrete, seawater sifts through the material, dissolving components of the volcanic ash.
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He sifts through the material and works with Bzdelik and Rogers to concoct defensive game plans.
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He turns the jar upside down and sifts a dusting of mites and bees onto the counter.
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Gmail sifts through 1.4 petabytes of data, or roughly two billion books' worth of information, every day.
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James sifts through a rack of evening gowns that the stylists brought for her to choose from.
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In the wake of an internet shutdown, one human rights researcher sifts through video evidence of atrocities.
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The service sifts through your inbox for you, so you can focus on the messages that really matter.
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Your team digs and sifts through concrete and rubble, the heat melting the rubber soles of your boots.
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The government sifts through the disclosed data, determines what's covered by the search warrant, and seizes that evidence.
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She sifts through them, and shares as many as she can throughout the month, posting several each day.
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Vickery sifts through a large number of unsecured databases to find ones that interesting enough to publish research.
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In one room, he sifts through a pile of posters and pamphlets designed by Fluxus impresario George Maciunas.
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In a spoof video, the English scientist sifts through audition tapes from celebrities vying to provide Hawking's new voice.
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In Los Angeles, daylight sifts into Calvin Marcus's studio through panes of pastel-stained glass set in lancet windows.
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He answers some of the biggest and difficult questions and sifts through what&aposs dope, and what&aposs nope.
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As she sifts through archives, scraps, diaries, and letters, Lepore dives into Gould's world, ultimately unearthing many of his secrets.
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It sifts through vast amounts of data, such as people's payment history or how they interact with a lender's website.
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It sifts through the experiences of characters living within procedurally generated American counties and creates storylines based on their experiences.
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She sets up recruiting events for potential contestants as well as sifts through tons of submissions from would-be casanovas.
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Every morning, Arora walks into work, and sifts through the addresses and receipts that are beamed directly to her phone.
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The agency sifts through complaints filed against roughly 15,000 different types of products and issues about 300 recalls a year.
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It sifts through seemingly chaotic data to find the most meaningful variables, patterns and causal explanations for what's happening and why.
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The M Live team, which operates around the clock, sifts through over 300,000 guests posts from Marriott properties around the world.
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Every day from sunrise until sunset, Nasser sifts through garbage to look for metal and empty tins to sell for money.
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The series then gradually sifts through the pieces of what transpired, with the increasingly daunting prospect of servicing its sprawling cast.
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She speed-walks back to her table, sifts more flour onto the work surface, and picks up a second portion of dough.
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The app doesn't use artificial intelligence, but sifts data from patients' medical records to warn doctors and nurses about upcoming health problems.
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A new report from the Mineta Transportation Institute sifts through data from bike-share systems in Washington, DC, San Francisco, and Minneapolis.
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Whoever sifts through a station or show's snail mail or email regularly finds criticisms of an anchor's face, blazer, or weight gain.
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So does the vocalist, composer and percussion experimentalist Xênia França, whose 2017 album, "Xenia," sifts often through different rhythms and emotional registers.
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The fourth season picks up immediately afterward, throwing everything the show previously established out the window as it sifts through the aftermath.
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So if the board sifts through that material and decides you're not good enough, it's hard not to take the news personally.
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They also created an algorithm that sifts through the data and ultimately determines whether or not the water is safe for swimming.
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Given the endless flow of information, the trader also explains through various examples how he sifts through the data to spot winning opportunities.
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I ask Reardon to double-check, and he sifts through the source code of the latest version of the Angry Birds flagship app.
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Niall Barr, a military historian at King's College London, sifts through the squabbles and triumphs; his is an authoritative and highly readable account.
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It is viewed as too prejudicial for a jury as it sifts through the facts of the case that is actually before it.
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Rather, it is a computer like the one at Scientific Active Equity, which sifts through data like satellite images from China every day.
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And so, much like the trial lawyers, Greengrass gathers the evidence, sifts through the facts and pokes in shadowy, right-wing extremist corners.
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Inside the store, he sifts through a rack of clothes, pulls out a shirt, holds it up, pretends to admire its silky pattern.
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Dataminr sifts through hundreds of millions of daily tweets looking for patterns, cross-referencing posts with data like location and financial market information.
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It sifts through the S&P 500 for stocks with plenty of price momentum that are at or close to their 52-week highs.
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Bugs "is in total heaven as he sifts through her hair, taking care of any kind of unwanted flea loaders," says the video's caption.
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She sifts through the scenes like an archeologist who has yet to remove the evidence and carefully catalog each item, no matter how small.
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As she sifts through her hard-to-track memories, tinkling music-box melodies by Matthew Scott underscore the emotion that's meant to be there.
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At the drugstore, a mechanical arm sifts through rows of pharmaceuticals before meting out and packing up the correct dosage of pills for you.
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Along with a survey, the firm searches and sifts through clients' social media accounts to assess their interests and pair them with a destination.
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When he's done "wandering around alone feeling weird," Arnold sifts through the chaff to find golden, uniquely human moments impossible to reproduce in a studio.
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The app pulls in public safety data, sifts it through its own editorial team and dispenses it out to relevant users based on their location.
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Julia Belluz sifts through the research and consults experts in the field to figure out how science can help us live happier and healthier lives.
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The avant-garde has a way of becoming old hat every quarter-century or so, as history sifts the culture to see what's worth keeping.
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It then sifts through all of the applications/CVs that have been received and analyses each CV (relative to the job spec) giving it a score.
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The technology sifts line-by-line through the estimated 100 million lines of code in today's cars to detect faults and predict problems before they occur.
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Back at the Blue and Gold, Betty sifts through the mail and finds an envelope marked 'BETTY' which we find out is from the Black Hood.
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Every day HR sifts your conduct through the filter of what you're doing to either save the company money or add revenue to its bottom line.
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Ceridwen Dovey's third book, "In the Garden of the Fugitives," is an elegant — at times, deceptive — narrative that sifts through the selected memories of two characters.
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Dataminr sifts through hundreds of millions of daily tweets looking for patterns, cross-referencing postings against data like location and market information to identify actionable insight.
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Julia Belluz sifts through the research and consults with experts in the field to figure out how science can help us live happier and healthier lives.
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It sifts through the S&P 500, eliminates all growth stocks and the so-called "muddle in the middle," and comes up with 114 pure value plays.
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The recipe app has a powerful search feature that sifts through top food blogs to find options that'll satisfy your cravings — but in a healthy way. Bonus!
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The software sifts through data that the company continuously aggregates on more than 1.2 million consumer companies, things like yogurt and organic snack makers and skincare products.
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The trailer for the HBO documentary suggests the feature is picking up right there, and following the community as it sifts through what happened with fresh eyes.
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From Harlan's dysfunctional family to his devoted staff, Blanc sifts through a web of red herrings and self-serving lies to uncover the truth behind Harlan's untimely death.
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Justin hides in the closet as to not be discovered by Clay's parents, and watches as this masked person sifts through the room before heading out the window.
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Because, as she sifts through American history, you grasp the larger implications of her argument: The United States did not just criminalize a select group of black people.
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A New York City resident since 1980, he sifts bits of organic matter from the streets — cigarette butts, chewed gum, pins — and encloses them in tiny cellophane wrappers.
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At one point, George Michael literally sifts through a pile of old mementos, including the DVD of "Dangerous Cousins," the Cornballer and his Living Classics Pageant muscle suit.
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The Wall Street Journal reported this week that Twitter has cut off U.S. intelligence agencies from a service that sifts through the entire output of Twitter's social media postings.
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Another company, Aura, released the Aura Frame that automatically sifts out inappropriate photos from your photo library and selects your highest quality photos to display on a physical frame.
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He sifts through his life in associative digressions, encompassing case studies of patients, family memories, and the fates of those caught up in the atrocities of the twentieth century.
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Endless Night further sifts through the hidden past by documenting the interiors of former brothels, an emotional experience that would help Miyako confront her fears of Yokosuka years later.
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Saul Griffith, founder of Otherlab and recipient of a MacArthur "genius" grant, said he sifts through job candidates by asking them to draw a bicycle and design a zipline.
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For those who don't know, XKEYSCORE sifts though the massive amounts of data collected by the NSA, and it can be easily used by an NSA analyst with unchecked power.
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Mark Warner, the Democratic vice chair of the Senate intelligence committee, said his panel's investigation into Russian meddling will likely drag into next year as it sifts through new leads.
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The 'quirky' search strategy sifts through a digital database of 30,000 political cartoons so the journalist can take the underlying themes or comedy of them to seek inspiration, Maiden explained.
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" Because, she added, as Ms. DuVernay "sifts through American history, you grasp the larger implications of her argument: The United States did not just criminalize a select group of black people.
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It's a change meant to curtail what was previously a haphazard flow of documents or print-outs — some of dubious origin — to the stack of reading material that Trump sifts through daily.
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One of the cleverest aspects of the novel is how it resists the facile linear form of revelation; it backs up toward insights, runs away from them, sifts through them again, obsesses.
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It was a change meant to curtail what was previously a haphazard flow of documents or print-outs -- some of dubious origin -- to the stack of reading material that Trump sifts through daily.
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The company has previously said that is as far back as the law allows it to go, but lawyers for the plaintiffs say that's because the system they use primarily sifts through credit-reporting systems.
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The smart filter sifts through rapidly accumulating chat posts faster than human moderators are able to, and it's supposedly smart enough to spot intentional misspellings — a tactic that is often employed to fool similar filters.
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Then the second part of the system sifts those moves for those that look like they might lead to a win, again based on patterns it has picked up through memorising zillions of previous games.
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This is a service like Cloudflare's, which sits in front of the website and sort of sifts the traffic so attacks are turned away and the website stays up even during other kinds of outages.
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While that arrangement could probably be made clearer in the film, "House Two" is compulsively watchable — a nonfiction whodunit that methodically sifts through evidence to establish the circumstances surrounding the killings in a Haditha home.
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I'm a co-host, along with Jacquelyn Gill, an assistant professor at the University of Maine who sifts evidence of past biological and environmental changes to gauge how human-driven climate change could affect the world.
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So a woman who simply sifts through her inbox is most likely fielding entreaties from men less attractive than she is, while she's most likely to get a response if she contacts a more attractive man.
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She intersperses Anna's feckless investigation into Langley's past with notebook jottings that convincingly evoke the hunting and gathering of an alert writer as he sifts for fodder from childhood trauma and the detritus of daily experience.
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Because Spotify and Apple don't report precise user numbers, the newspaper sifts through what we do know about each company's growth as well as ways to predict how many people (paid or unpaid) are using the services.
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Stephen Stokols, FreedomPop's co-founder and CEO, says that it is built on machine learning algorithms that sifts through attributes that are based on the person's usage patterns and other factors, and uses these to recommend products.
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Built around open micro-services — or "Sifts," as the company calls them — the idea is that any developer can add to or tweak the growing library of mini-apps that will reside on the Red Sift platform.
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With few opportunities to observe her prey directly, she obsessively sifts through what passes for tangential evidence, looking for means of penetrating the woman who, the narrator calculates, has had sex with her husband about 2,000 times.
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The value Shoukair has managed to imbue in her elements — light, graceful movement, silence, stillness, and even natural detritus that sifts in through the windows and gathers on the scrim — is profound and stirring in its simplicity.
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Serving as the movie's narrator — and making the expressive most of his deep, darkly insinuating sepulchral voice — Mr. Wilkerson sifts through the personal and the political, travels down eerily lonely Alabama byways and deep into anguished history.
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Touching on issues of artistic survival and the porous boundary between work and pleasure, Ms. Subrin, an accomplished visual artist and filmmaker, sifts addiction, celebrity and the plight of the aging actress into something rarefied yet real.
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Each morning, Stepien sifts through more than 70 races, analyzing the latest polling and intelligence gathered through conversations on the ground and in Washington, and moving the contests up and down, backward and forward, left and right.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In the poem "Ode to Meaning" by Robert Pinsky, the speaker traverses the sundry terrains in which meaning might be found and sifts through the many guises it might take on.
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Machine learning is a program that sifts through billions of data points to solve problems (such as "can you identify the animal in the photo"), but it doesn't always make clear how it has solved the problem.
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So it is that the most affecting moments of "Play All" come when the author is joined by his wife and daughters, all keeping the old man company as he sifts through his many hours of boxed sets.
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Moreover, his fancy leather boots, which resemble modern waders, are a good sign he made a living off the river, likely as a fisherman, sailor, or a mudlarker (a person who sifts through mud in search of lost valuables).
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A few weeks later, outside the Lincoln Center's Alice Tully Hall, sunlight sifts through a cloudy fall sky and glares off automatic machine guns held by NYPD officers clad in riot gear as they effectively secure the building's perimeter.
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Watching cop shows always requires a certain suspension of disbelief: the detective who, armed with a few vague details, sifts through tens of thousands of records in a matter of seconds to pinpoint a single car to her team.
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But by giving the aftershocks of these seismic events enough time to unfold, Orange Is the New Black sifts through the wreckage for all the messy nuances in more depth than another show could — or, more likely, ever would.
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For every show, Biden sifts through a bunch of media sources—including Bloomberg, BuzzFeed, MSNBC, HuffPost, New York Review of Books, Politico, and even us here at VICE—and cherrypicks a few stories that are worth paying attention to.
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The book moves outward from the shock of her mother's diagnosis and sifts through Danticat's writing life and personal history, all the while shifting fluidly from examples that range from Gabriel García Márquez's One Hundred Years of Solitude to Toni Morrison's Sula.
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To receive this information in your email inbox every month, subscribe to Watching, a twice-weekly newsletter that sifts through the overwhelming number of movies and TV shows, directs you to the best ones and tells you where you can watch them.
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These sensors are networked together and feed into an AI system that sifts through the data to detect a human presence, highlight it in a green box and send push alerts designed to notify Customs and Border Protection agents in real time.
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Wiseman's documentary sifts through the NYPL like a fly on the wall, giving viewers only a small glimpse at the breadth of the system, but cleverly suggests the institution's core value as a force for community good and social equity beyond merely lending out books.
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"MyPart's AI approach to the industry is the first of its kind; our platform sifts through thousands of data points and looks into the 'soul' of a song to then sort by relevance to the famous performing artist of our user's choice," he said.
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It sifts out the gems from contributors, edits and adds a bit of production gloss to certain clips or images, then syndicates these as new media programming to the Waggle audience via multiple formats including an e-mail newsletter, website, mobile app, and Facebook account.
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In this monumental assemblage, originally shown in 1977 and subsequently revised, the master essay filmmaker Chris Marker (1921-2012) sifts through and annotates a wealth of archival footage to reflect on the rise of the New Left across the globe in the 1960s and '70s.
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He sifts through a $10,000 luxury bag called the "Prepster Black" item by item—checking out a 24-pack of "special survival water," a $350 satellite communicator, and a $2,500 bar of solid gold meant to keep you stacked even if global currencies collapse.
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Carol Dean, right, cries while embraced by Megan Anderson and her 22-month-old daughter Madilyn, as Dean sifts through the debris of the home she shared with her husband, David Wayne Dean, who died when a tornado destroyed the house in Beauregard, Alabama, on March 220.
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They capture what Bannon calls his "killing machine" in action, as it dredges up the resentments of people around the world, sifts through these grievances for ideas and content, and propels them from the unsavory parts of the internet up to TrumpWorld, collecting advertisers' checks all along the way.
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Clockwise from top left: A police officer from Santa María del Mar examines a hole in a bridge, supposedly put there by San Mateo del Mar; Isabel Quintanar and her daughter Ofelia Durán in front of the property where their house once stood in San Mateo del Mar; the home of Valentín Fajardo is demolished by an excavator in San Mateo del Mar; Genoveva Montero sifts through the rubble of her home by hand in San Mateo del Mar as a neighbor looks on.
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