scraping

IPA: skrˈeɪpɪŋ

noun

  • The sound or action of something being scraped.
  • Something removed by being scraped.
  • (computing) Automated collection of data, data scraping.
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Examples of "scraping" in Sentences

  • Of course screen-scraping is itself a dubious process.
  • Now that's what I call scraping the bottom of the barrel.
  • In polite language, this would be described as scraping the barrel, as indeed it was!
  • Data scraping is nothing new, and there are steps Web site managers can take to keep it at bay.
  • Soon after it was founded, RapLeaf began "scraping"-or collecting information from-social networks to build a people search engine.
  • Mock scraping is nothing new to serious deer hunters, and most of us recognize that the overhanging branch is critical to making a mock that rocks.
  • The site Haitianquake. com began "scraping" -- mechanically aggregating -- the most popular such sites, like koneksyon. com and American Red Cross Family Links.
  • With their enthusiasm for OAuth and the recognition of the problem of widespread password scraping, I think Google is realizing that their avoidance of OpenID is not paying off.
  • My delicious pizza (you see it to the right, but it was larger than a cookie) - the name of which I forget - had a thin scraping of tomato sauce, little balls of mozzarella, folded bits of ham, and chunks of artichoke which were just the right size.

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