Astute voters can sift for credible data via foreign websites or the betting markets.
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Twitter postscripts | A sift for "young old Brexit" on Twitter provides more views on the demographic divide in Britain.
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Under a tarp, five men hammered away at a vein of quartz, which they would grind down and sift for gold.
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They patrol the official YouTube Help Forum and social media, where many of them use TweetDeck to sift for keywords that signal distressed YouTubers.
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For Deep Sea Mining Watch, the team developed new parameters to sift for signs of ocean prospectors in a dozen regions across Pacific, Atlantic, and Indian Oceans.
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Users can sort songs from around the world and sift for commonalities, finding clues to migration patterns, or the ways that societies with similar structures share modes of expression.
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In an appearance on "Power Lunch," Storch pointed out that the after-Thanksgiving extravaganza has become a three-day event as shoppers sift for discounts outside of the traditional Friday deals.
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So BuzzFeed News trained a computer to find them by letting a machine-learning algorithm sift for planes with flight patterns that resembled those operated by the FBI and the Department of Homeland Security.
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No need to sift for themes; they're practically announced in booming voice-over: In a world torn asunder by the arbitrary and anxiously defended borders of statehood and masculinity… Not bad themes, I concede.
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Two kilometers of solid rock overhead shield its detectors from cosmic radiation, allowing them to sift for bits of matter from dying stars and the Sun: science done here won the Nobel Prize in Physics, in 2015.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads CHICAGO — When Howardena Pindell was working in the Museum of Modern Art's curatorial ranks in the late 280s and '19803s, she sometimes visited its frame shop to sift for treasures in its trash.
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Established in secret, the program was designed to vacuum up metadata — the numbers and time stamps for calls or text messages but not the actual content — so the agency could sift for links among possible associates of terror suspects.
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According to its writer Ryan Hart, at the outset of "The Mortality Machine" (for ages 18 and up), small groups will be led into a subterranean laboratory and invited to sift for clues, among the scattered ephemera, about the mysterious fate of a deceased relative.
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If so, then it might make sense to sift for stocks with a profile like that of many industrials that have since come roaring back: Unloved by the Street, with depressed valuations and at least some inkling in the charts that their downward momentum has waned.
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Initially, the scientists running the telescope will scan the skies to test and calibrate their equipment, and researchers involved in the international effort to explore for intelligent life on distant planets will "piggyback" to sift for signals, Dan Werthimer, the chief scientist of the SETI Research Center at the University of California, Berkeley, which engages in the search for extraterrestrial intelligence, said in a telephone interview.
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The company's subsidiary Contentino Media provides in-flight entertainment for airlines like Emirates, Singapore Airlines, Qatar Airways, Air India, Vistara, Lufthansa and Virgin Atlantic. The company's brand Yedaz is the official Bollywood licensing and merchandising rights holder that sells Bollywood themed products like T-shirts, mugs, etc. They also established the Shemaroo Institute of Film and Technology (SIFT), for students looking to work in the film industry.
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Since he was the only member who belonged to every group, he had the best information. Lee's project changed the spec script market forever. While spec scripts and pitches continued to sell, weaker material was dismissed more quickly, often within a single day, to the frustration of many agents. Online tracking accelerated the market, brought more honesty, allowed development execs to sift for material more effectively and put more pressure on agents and producers to represent better material.
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The species in the genus Chromidotilapia are bottom feeding omnivores and they feed on small invertebrates, algae, organic detritus, and other small food items. Their feeding behaviour is similar to that of some Neotropical cichlid genera such as Geophagus and Satanoperca in that they take up mouthfuls of the substrate which they sift for edible items before expelling the waste through their gills and the mouth. Chromidotilapia guntheri are sexually dimorphic and the males and females differ in size with the males being larger than the females, males growing to and females to . Other sexual differences are that first ray in the pectoral fin in males is more extended when compared to those of females.
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The problem of obtaining Byzantine consensus was conceived and formalized by Robert Shostak, who dubbed it the interactive consistency problem. This work was done in 1978 in the context of the NASA-sponsored SIFT project in the Computer Science Lab at SRI International. SIFT (for Software Implemented Fault Tolerance) was the brain child of John Wensley, and was based on the idea of using multiple general- purpose computers that would communicate through pairwise messaging in order to reach a consensus, even if some of the computers were faulty. At the beginning of the project, it was not clear how many computers in total are needed to guarantee that a conspiracy of n faulty computers could not "thwart" the efforts of the correctly-operating ones to reach consensus.
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Afterwards, Shostak joined the research staff in the Computer Science Lab (CSL) at SRI International (formerly the Stanford Research Institute) in Menlo Park, California. Much of his work there focused on automated theorem proving, and specifically on the development of decision procedure algorithms for mechanized proof of the kinds of mathematical formulas that occur frequently in the formal verification of correctness of computer programs. In collaboration with CSL's Richard L. Schwartz and P. Michael Melliar-Smith, Shostak implemented a semi-automatic theorem prover incorporating some of these decision procedures. The prover was used to verify correctness properties of an abstract specification of the SIFT (for Software Implemented Fault Tolerance) operating system and was later incorporated into SRIís Prototype Verification System.
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