Paradise resident Elizabeth Erle sorts through donated clothes on Nov. 16.
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Apple's review team is small and sorts through tons of apps.
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She sorts through the chaff to find the wheat for you.
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Tom sorts through hundreds of objects to find the right colors and shapes.
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Doris-Pierce, Warren's constituency outreach director, sorts through the notes, dividing them into piles.
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Afterwards, a trader sorts through the purchases he will resell in his home village.
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Facebook is aiming to soothe them while it sorts through a very public problem.
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It sorts, through various algorithms, the ways in which the conversation could've been optimized.
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It's a computer connected to the internet that sorts through letters and delivers them.
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This is the kind of web of molecules and effects that the system sorts through.
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Using its own software and other tools, the team sorts through social media postings for patterns.
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When the VA processes claims, it sorts through data on veterans from government agencies and other sources.
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"Google sorts through billions of flight and hotel options so you don't have to," the company said about Destinations.
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Was it difficult to convince the family to revisit his death after gaining closure of sorts through the murder trial?
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Despite the deceptions involved, Layne and Samantha do forge a connection of sorts through the anonymous wilderness of the web.
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The new CrunchMatch algorithm sorts through the data to suggest matches, which investors and founders can review and accept or decline.
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As the bank sorts through those platforms and decides which to eliminate, some jobs will be lost, said spokesman Dan Frahm.
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Its system automatically sorts through nursing candidates and aims to cut the time it takes to hire by more than half.
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As Dalton sorts through pitches, she said she often sees two mistakes that instantly sink a startup's chances of landing a deal.
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The algorithm sorts through newly published articles in near real time to determine what stories are being covered most by news sites.
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Next, the researchers ran the entries through a program that sorts through all the words and puts them into different linguistic categories.
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Daisy resides in a facility in Austin, Texas, where the robot sorts through old iPhone rubbish to extract high quality components for recycling.
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That's when Brella kicks into gear and sorts through the data to suggest matches, which investors and founders can review and accept or decline.
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But the action bears watching as the market sorts through the likely winners and losers of our "Everything now, the way I want it" economy.
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Startup: AMP RoboticsVC: Shaun Maguire, Sequoia CapitalRelationship: Investor Total funding raised: $22.58 millionWhat it does: Builds robots for the recycling industry that sorts through recycling.
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Facebook debuted it last year with the standalone Moments app, which sorts through photos on your phone and shows you events organized by time-specific metadata.
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With a budget of $1m, the team retraces steps, tracks down witnesses, including those in other states or behind bars, and sorts through mounds of evidence.
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Enter dancer Dylan Krepp, listening to an instructional audio tape on how to be gay as he sorts through the women's clothing he wants to wear.
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Usually this is a manual process, by which an embryologist sorts through multiple images, assigning a quality score that helps them decide which ones to implant first.
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You pick a time frame, and the app sorts through your most-liked Instagram posts — and spits out a data visualization of the colors in your top 100.
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Every year, the Insider Picks team sorts through Amazon's more than 1 million promised deals in real time on Prime Day to share the top 0.1% of discounts.
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Armed with these constraints, the AI sorts through an assembly of possible shapes, looking for the best configuration, including, for example, the best location for the bike's maximum width.
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ALIMAO, Kenya (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - On a blistering hot afternoon, Zainab Omar Ali methodically sorts through freshly picked bunches of kale on her farm in Alimao village in northeast Kenya.
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Hulu runs like an independent company with a joint board, so there shouldn't be many changes in the short term as Disney sorts through its new Fox assets, Miller said.
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The White House has been keeping a close eye on the president's approval ratings in the House districts he won in 2016 as it sorts through Trump's political role this year.
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But for all of this swirling chaos, the history of earlier primary contests points to key dynamics that may guide how the party sorts through this unusually large set of contenders.
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For starters, it developed a proprietary machine learning algorithm that sorts through more than 50 million fares' worth of data per day to find deals that appeal to each individual user.
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Sophisticated software sorts through billions of records to match faces to names, addresses and identification numbers — as well as family ties and recent visits to places like hotels or internet cafes.
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So I would be interested in hearing how your team sorts through the noise, and what you focus on first and foremost in terms of what The Daily is about each day.
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This tool sorts through historical data on thousands of IBM employees and those of competitors to present a salary range managers can work with, saving time and reducing the scope of judgment required.
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As the estate sorts through the musical riches, expect plenty of unreleased rarities like "Piano & a Microphone 1983," a collection of nine tracks Prince recorded alone on cassette at his Minnesota home studio.
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Software sorts through billions of records to match faces from surveillance cameras to names, addresses, official identification numbers — and education history, family ties, even recent visits to places like hotels or internet cafes.
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As she sorts through her dead cat's old pills and reminisces about Morey, she tells Lorelai, sweetly, "I never thought a man would ever even want me," and it's a lovely moment. 57.
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Their general manager, Sean Marks, a former San Antonio Spurs assistant and executive, has picked up talented role players much as a fishmonger sorts through a barrel and plucks out tasty sea bass.
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That's why a new chat bot, BFF Trump, has arrived to boost young voters' political literacy by offering a civil refresher of sorts through an interactive chat with the infamous TV personality turned politician.
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When you eat through your onboard storage and are approaching a wall, Nextbit sorts through your least-used apps and "archives" (read: deletes) them (unless you specifically designate the app not to be archived).
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A number of local governments around the country are refusing to disclose the tax breaks they're offering to Amazon as it sorts through applications to host its second U.S. headquarters, The Associated Press reported Thursday.
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By contrast, when law enforcement officials execute a search warrant, the government goes in and seizes a broader set of materials — like hard drives and the contents of filing cabinets — then sorts through them itself.
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As the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau sorts through public input on its proposal to relax its pending so-called payday-loan rule, which covers auto-title loans, consumer advocates say these arrangements are a debt trap.
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But where a chess program sorts through dozens of moves for each possible board position, a Go program must consider hundreds of possible moves, a computing task that grows exponentially with each further step in the decision tree.
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In the book's most important chapter, Dionne deftly sorts through the fights over "identity politics" to make the case that alarmists who fear the party is becoming too socially liberal misunderstand the relationship between identity, economics and power.
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All you really need to know about the transcription application is that it reads the raw data coming from the transcription process and sorts through it, looking for patterns and converting the base sequences it finds into binary code.
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At IBM, managers use an AI tool called Compensation Advisor that sorts through historical data on thousands of employees and competitors to present a salary range managers can work with, saving time and reducing the scope of judgment required.
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Play us out, Paul...Update: According to New York Times reporter Kevin Roose, the KodakCoin ICO has been delayed for "several weeks" while the company sorts through the 40,000 investors who are interested and verifies that they qualify as accredited investors.
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Rangers' Hamels throws four-hitter, defeats Twins 23-20 MINNEAPOLIS — Longtime Texas Rangers ace Yu Darvish is with the Los Angeles Dodgers now, and Texas is reportedly pushing back left-hander Martin Perez's next start as it sorts through its rotation.
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One of the taxonomists is Feven Asefaha, who estimates that on a busy day she sorts through 1,000 mosquitoes, casting off the males and putting the females in a vial, where they will be crushed and then tested for Zika.
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Jeff Colyer remains in a dead heat on Friday, with Kobach clinging to a 0.04 percentage point lead as his office sorts through reports of inaccurate tallies from several counties and begins to add provisional and absentee ballots to the state's results.
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Within the White House there is uncertainty over how hard Trump is prepared to push Xi during their talks on trade and other disputes as the president sorts through sometimes conflicting advice from his own top aides, a senior Trump official said.
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And on the big screen, as Washington sorts through Trump's dirty laundry, get a refresher on the Panama Papers with Meryl Streep's new movie "The Laundromat," about an American from the Midwest trying to navigate the scheming world of offshore financial services.
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Drug warriors' argument is that at least these anti-drug efforts make drugs more expensive, because it disrupts the drug trade, making drugs harder to produce and ship without a "tax" of sorts through the threat of governments taking your product at any moment.
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But he wasn't worried last December when he clicked a button to dump all the raw data from his 23andMe genetic test into a DNA search engine called Promethease, which sorts through data for gene variants that have received a mention in the medical literature.
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The financiers on the roster range from former U.S. ambassadors to real estate executives, the latest evidence that the South Bend, Indiana, mayor's underdog bid to challenge President Donald Trump next year is catching on with Democrats as the party sorts through a crowded primary field.
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In Serna's own moving image series, The Same Sun/Calendar (2017), an unidentified narrator — presumably the artist — sorts through archival and found images, digital and historical maps, and various other materials as he explores both his own history as a Mexican-American, and the broad narrative arc of humanity.
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Down a steep staircase in the boat's main cabin, her boss Taison Chang sorts through the supplies piled on seats and a wide, curved table -- maps and charts, a GPS tracker, snacks, waterproofs, two-expensive cameras with long lenses, and several bottles of suncream in defiance of the dreary skies overhead.
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The Kindle for Kids may have a quirky homepage and grayscale screen, but it also comes with a two-year worry-free replacement guarantee, a cute case, and a year's subscription to Amazon's FreeTime Unlimited, which sorts through Amazon's huge selection to present your kid with age-appropriate characters and themes.
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College football fans can be a wonderfully passionate and paranoid bunch, so here's some full disclosure: I am going to start work soon on a book for Macmillan: St. Martin's Press about the 50-year old analytics behind the University of Alabama football recruiting process and how the program sorts through high school players.
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Dr. Raoul Melendez-Lynch asks Delaware to consult with Mr. and Mrs. Swope whose child, Woody, needs treatment for cancer. Before Delaware has the opportunity to visit Woody, he vanishes from the hospital and the parents turn up murdered. Delaware sorts through a maze of clues to find the child.
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Soon afterward, he dies from a heart attack. Later, when Norah sorts through David's collection of photographs, she begins to understand him in a way she never did when they were married. Caroline comes to visit Norah and explains that Phoebe never died at all and is living with her. Norah and Paul later visit Pittsburgh and meet Phoebe for the first time.
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Glitches and Fixes was the part of the show where Ayesha sorts through the 'glitches' and 'fixes'. 'Glitches' were problems which the viewers send in, either as a plain text message or a video. 'Fixes' were the other viewers suggestions to these problems which they phone, text or email in. The best were published on the programme's website for other viewers to vote on the top five.
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After 1985 and before it was banned in 1990, ULFA was credited in the media with many public activities. It has continued a public discourse of sorts through the local media (newspapers), occasionally publishing its position on political issues centred around the nationality question. It has participated in public debates with public figures from Assam. During the last two local elections, the ULFA had called for boycotts.
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They encourage her to put her faith in the doctors. Anya sorts through receipts and realizes that Glory had been to the shop, and Giles had sold her items that allows her to perform an ancient transmogrification spell. Buffy takes off in search of Glory, despite the concerns of Giles and her friends that Glory will merely overpower her again. At the Sunnydale Zoo, Glory steals a cobra and performs the spell with Dreg.
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WorldQuant's business model continued to rely on data analysis to predict stock market behavior, with researchers analyzing "thousands of data sets to create so-called trading signals." Explains the Wall Street Journal, "A separate team focused on portfolio construction and management sorts through and combines [the trading signals], turning them into models. Many such models, which [are] be continuously adjusted, [make] up a fund." By May 2016, WorldQuant had 18 offices with 450 professionals working as researchers, portfolio managers, and technologists.
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Her Story is an interactive film video game written and directed by Sam Barlow. It was released on 24 June 2015 for Microsoft Windows, Mac OS X and iOS, and the following year for Android. In the game, the player searches and sorts through a database of video clips from fictional police interviews, and uses the clips to solve the case of a missing man. The police interviews focus on the man's wife, Hannah Smith, portrayed by British musician Viva Seifert.
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A collection of three macabre tales, presented by an agoraphobic middle-aged man, named Philip, who lives in a seedy section of Los Angeles. As he sorts through his piles of yellowed newspaper clippings, he relates his paranoid nightmares through three stories. "The People You Meet" is based on a couple, Joe and Amy, who are on their second honeymoon, when they are forced off the road by a speeding sportscar. They get a lift from an odd local who is not what he seems.
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Cooper Tilson (Dennis Quaid), his wife Leah (Sharon Stone) and their two children, Kristen (Kristen Stewart) and Jesse, move from New York to the country after purchasing a Mansion. The previous owner, Dale Massie (Stephen Dorff), convinces Cooper to hire him to help with repairs. Dale, recently released from prison, initially appears to be a good, kind worker. As Cooper sorts through the mess in the house, he comes across many old documents and photographs, and decides to record the history of the building on film.
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The characters traverse a forest looking for a doctor. Act II opens with a prelude in which Lula Chamberlain, an installation artist whose work is featured in the Kentucky Route Zero bonus content Limits & Demonstrations, receives a rejection notice from the Gaston Trust for Imagined Architecture. After reading this notice, Chamberlain sorts through a series of proposals for reclaiming spaces for purposes alternate to their current function, such as a proposal to reclaim a basketball court as a dog kennel. Following the prelude, the focus returns to Conway, Shannon, and Conway's dog.
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Electric Tones 1234 EP (2000). The first Electric Tones release was a four-track compilation EP, entitled Electric Tones 1234 - with the name of the release reflecting how the collection included the first, second, third and fourth tracks released on the label. Issued in 2000, and taking the form of two 7-inch singles, the EP marked the recording debut of Opiate, aka Thomas Knak. Knak has since achieved a mainstream profile of sorts through his collaboration with Björk, on her hugely successful Vespertine album - for which Knak co-wrote and produced several tracks.
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Eventually, all but one player passes and the bid is decided. In American play, there is only one round of bidding, with each player getting one chance, in turn, to either bid or pass. The player making the successful bid then collects the kitty. This player sorts through their hand and discards the least-useful three (or five in the case of a 45-card deck) cards (possibly including cards picked up from the kitty), and places them face down; the discarded cards playing no further part in the hand.
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The species is thought to vocalize food preference using C-calls and food retrieval and eating using D-calls. The cotton-top tamarin makes selective, specialized vocalizations in the presence of food. These include the C-call, produced when a cotton-top approaches and sorts through food, and the D-call, which is associated with food retrieval and is exhibited while eating. C-call chirping is believed to be an honest signal for communicating food preference, and a cotton-top tamarin more often and more rapidly vocalizes with these chirps when approaching a highly favored food source.
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The library first was used in the early days of the school as the school hall, but it has been redone in 1999 and a brand new hall was built, making way for the library. On 26 July 2012 the museum was opened to the public, for any interested individuals to visit and explore the heritage of the school. The museum was the brainchild of the previous headmaster, Dr. Pierre Edwards. The school has an archivist, Ms Engela Hechter, who sorts through thousands of donated and stored documents, most of which are still in their original print, related to the school.
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The film is something of an epilogue, set in 2005, 60 years after the Second World War ended. It opens at a crematorium in Kobe, Japan, where a family is paying their respects to Hisako Sawano (Seita and Setsuko's aunt), who has just passed away at the age of 95. The funeral director comments how a person who lived through the Meiji, Taishō, Shōwa, and Heisei eras has finally gone to rest. After the funeral, Natsu (Seita's and Setsuko's cousin), Hisako's eldest of four children who is now a grandmother herself, sorts through her mother's belongings with her teenage granddaughter, Keiko.
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In that act she incarnates both death and life as women competing for the same suicidal man, as he sorts through whether he should embrace death or allow himself to be charmed by life. Life is a tempting young woman named Lucie, and ultimately Lady Death scolds her as a "slut," on grounds of Lucie's thoughts of procreation, i.e., sex as a reproductive act sanctioned by the Catholic church. The next year, Rachilde's 1892 one-act drama L'Araignée de Cristal (English: The Crystal Spider) refined the symbolist drama, exploring gender roles, power structures, simmering sexuality, self-identify, and the nature of reality through a dialogue of fear and confusion.
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As she works on her memoir in the present day, successful middle-aged cartoonist Alison Bechdel (Alison) recalls two time periods in her life. The first is her childhood, around age 10 (Small Alison), when she struggles against her father Bruce's obsessive demands and begins to identify her inchoate sexuality. The second is her first year in college (Medium Alison), when she begins her first relationship and comes out of the closet as a lesbian. Alison remembers herself, as a child, demanding that her father Bruce play "airplane" with her, while he sorts through a box of junk and valuables he has salvaged from a barn ("It All Comes Back").
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Jack hires Len to investigate his past when he learns that he is a possible candidate for the position of president at G.E.. Knowing that the company is looking for anything that could possibly embarrass them, Jack hires Len to find anything incriminating before the company does. When Len discovers that Jack has a collection of cookie jars, he advises him to get rid of them. Jack cannot bear to destroy his cookie jars, and when he realizes Kenneth has a similar enjoyment, he gives him the collection. Jenna has become more famous after gaining weight, and sorts through large amounts of fan mail.
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Presentazione della Collana Storica. Banca d’Italia, Roma. In addition to this institutional aim, there existed a more academic and scientific one: “to provide historians and scholars of monetary economics with the tools needed to conduct research on the history of our institution” [emphasis added].Ciampi, C.A., 14 giugno 1990. Presentazione della Collana Storica. Banca d’Italia, Roma. In this sense then, the Historical Series was seen as “a laboratory of sorts” through which to launch new strands of historical and economic research,Fazio, A., 1994. Intervento di apertura del Governatore della Banca d’Italia, in Ufficio Ricerche Storiche ed., Presentazione della Collana storica della Banca d’Italia. Banca d’Italia.
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Frank offers him several checks to improve his financial situation, but Frank Sr. declines, believing that Frank should be happy with his success and not worry about him ("Butter Outta Cream"). Meanwhile, Hanratty sorts through leftover items from the hotel Frank had just stayed at, looking for "The Man Inside the Clues". ("The Man Inside the Clues") Hanratty tracks Frank to a hotel room in Los Angeles, but Frank escapes after tricking Hanratty into believing that Frank is a Secret Service agent named Barry Allen. Frank attends a holiday party for the airport staff ("Christmas Is My Favorite Time of Year"), but ultimately feels lonely, calling Hanratty on a pay phone for comfort.
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When the suit has been called, players discard all non- suited cards (except the other pedro of the same color), then they are dealt the amount needed to reach 6. When the deal comes back around to the dealer, the dealer then sorts through the remaining deck and picks out the cards he needs to bring their hand up to 6. If there are more than 6 suited cards remaining in the deck, the dealer must take all of them into their hand. In "The Widow" version, the players are each dealt 9 cards, with the remaining 16 cards in the deck dealt face down in front of each player, so that each player now has an additional 4 cards.
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Document review (also known as doc review), in the context of legal proceedings, is the process whereby each party to a case sorts through and analyzes the documents and data they possess (and later the documents and data supplied by their opponents through discovery) to determine which are sensitive or otherwise relevant to the case. Document Review is a valuable main staple of the type of work performed by attorneys for their clients, though it is increasingly common for the work to be performed by specialized document review attorneys. Some types of cases that typically require large numbers of documents to be reviewed are litigation, mergers and acquisitions, and government and internal investigations (including internal audits). Regarding litigation, documents reviewed by attorneys are obtained through the discovery process, which is generally governed by rules of procedure for the presiding court.
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Jim decides to mine a nearby arroyo for copper, and when he learns new roomer Rita Kirby's abandoned husband George owns a New Jersey construction company, he invites the man to come to Tucson in the hope he'll invest in his latest project. George arrives with his inebriated mother-in- law, ex-vaudeville entertainer Minnie Moon, but he refuses to discuss any business propositions until he sorts through his personal problems, although he gives Emily a $250 check, which is enough money to pay off the mortgage on their home. When the owner of the arroyo threatens to close the mine unless Jim purchases the property immediately, he secretly takes out a new mortgage, hoping to buy it back after George invests in the venture. However, water instead of copper is found on the land, and all dealings with George end, and banker Sam Howell begins to repossess the Hefferen's furniture.
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Certain traffic was selected and sent over a dedicated line to a "central location" for analysis. According to an affidavit by expert witness J. Scott Marcus, a former senior advisor for Internet Technology at the US Federal Communications Commission, the diverted traffic "represented all, or substantially all, of AT&T;’s peering traffic in the San Francisco Bay area", and thus, "the designers of the ... configuration made no attempt, in terms of location or position of the fiber split, to exclude data sources primarily of domestic data". Narus's Semantic Traffic Analyzer software, which runs on IBM or Dell Linux servers using DPI, sorts through IP traffic at 10Gbit/s to pick out specific messages based on a targeted e-mail address, IP address or, in the case of VoIP, telephone number. President George W. Bush and Attorney General Alberto R. Gonzales have asserted that they believe the president has the authority to order secret intercepts of telephone and e-mail exchanges between people inside the United States and their contacts abroad without obtaining a FISA warrant.
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