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Since then, he and other micrometeorite specialists — a small enough community that he “knows the children of most of them” — have gleaned much more information from the dust.

The data gleaned from Palantir is the same information that all law enforcement agencies have access to through legal and authorized computer systems.

That includes tactics for conducting competitive analysis within the platforms and well as gleaning higher-level, operational insights from the data.

They swapped tidbits of information that they had overheard or seen on Twitter, trying to glean what exactly had happened.

If the Omnipoint Systems does what it professes to do — gleaning political affiliation audience data — that could be extremely valuable to a marketer, Kunz said.

By presenting the data in a unified fashion, it makes it easier to glean insights.

And you might be able to glean some advance knowledge of new product launches or marketing campaigns.

But there are still many valuable insights that modern politicians can glean from his example.

“They wanted to glean good ideas and figured their opponent the CIA was doing it, so they had to do it too,” Grady said.

I also reread writers I admire, and try to glean a phrase or thought that will get me going.

This is all I have been able to glean with regard to Peter Ilichs musical development at this period of his life.

From the little we can glean of them, the ancient inhabitants of the village must have been a grim old race.

Also, was he fencing for such additional information as he might glean, and for this purpose had he come.

They also glean part of their living from the underside of the foliage much as do the Vireos.

That Mrs. Matilda Knowles, our beau ideal missionary, possessed a thankful heart, we glean from her diary.