ferrying

Also if you're doing computation expensive things (like using Arduino to pick up EEG data), the CPU on an Arduino is sufficient in ferrying the data to a faster CPU.

Those tweets belong to Twitter now and are good for nothing else but ferrying ads.

Communication protocols convey information in and out, like armored cars ferrying cash to and fro.

But Square isn't in that business, they're in the business of ferrying money between the consumer and the provider of goods and services.

I imagine them ferrying people frantically to and from mass transit hubs, especially between low-density suburban housing and trains.

And parents in turn don't have to spend hours joylessly ferrying kids around.

The entire section that quote comes from is just the person writing the article yelling at someone she's ferrying around as an UberX driver.

The mission aims to add to knowledge of comets and their role in ferrying the building blocks of life around the early Solar System.

In those days, there was a continuous ribbon development of settlements and villages around the lake and plenty of trade and ferrying by boat.

The chunk of GDP that is dedicated to ferrying money from consumers to producers in the 'fashion' space is going to be hugely disrupted.

If you count fishing and crabbing, and possibly ferrying, I would be unsurprised in the slightest.

This has one executive coming up with insane plans like docking a cruise ship carrying the drug in international waters off Miami, and ferrying U.

My roommate is a flight attendant - he informed me of term for transporting passenger-less commercial planes: "ferrying".

"Food traffic" -- taxis ferrying people straight across Manhattan to the coolest restaurants -- has dwindled to a trickle.

The core philosophy of Hadoop which made it successful was "move the computation to the data and not the other way around." Although the algorithms may run efficiently, ferrying significant amounts of data to and from a web service could quickly negate any gains.

You'd surely want it to earn it's keep ferrying your "friends" to work [depending how restrictive laws are on temporary rental of autonomous vehicles], dropping-off the kids, popping to the drive-thru to get your lunch, picking up your washing, getting your supermarket shopping and such.