sift造句

Computers can sift and analyze mountains of that data.

You collect data and sift through it, trying to deduce what's happened.

With less data to sift through, you speed reporting and improve responsiveness of mission-critical business processes.

Be sure to sift out any limbs or material that could hurt your child if he jumps on the pile.

When trying to sift science fiction's accurate predictions from its erroneous ones, it is worth applying the following three tests.

And the Lord said, Simon, Simon, behold, Satan hath desired to have you, that he may sift you as wheat.

Run a small knife around the edge of each ramekin, carefully invert each onto a plate, and sift a little confectioners' sugar over the top of each cake.

You then sift out the pips, skins, stalks etc and further reduce the puree, before pouring it into well-oiled trays for drying.

But Autonomy is the market leader in software to sift through "unstructured" data, such as documents, e-mails, photographs and phone calls.

"Crowdsourcing" projects bring readers and journalists together to sift through troves of documents, from the expense claims of British politicians to Sarah Palin's e-mails.

Mr Yousif’s ambitions do not end there. He plans to create a team of venture-capital researchers to sift through innovators’ ideas and provide the good ones with a cradle-to-IPO service.

After you know what actions to perform on the controls, you need to sift through your information and figure out how to tell them to perform these actions, using the language they understand.

The telescopes sift through the background cosmic radiation to find spots where it has been slightly perturbed as it passes through extremely hot gas, a hallmark characteristic of galaxy clusters.

Nothing in the world seems more tempting than to go seek such stimulation - to check your E-mail, or sift through your Facebook feed like a hyper-extroverted gold prospector.