Sentence examples for Sudden data from inspiring English sources

Advances in antenna technology promise an end to sudden data connection drop-outs.

Since applying this visualization to our syndromic data, PHSKC has identified several data quality errors that are likely to have gone undetected or been slow to detect otherwise, including out of range ages and sudden data drop-offs.

Frank Lautenberg, a New Jersey senator, met with Hargrove and then introduced the Sudden Death Data Enhancement and Awareness Act, which President Obama signed in 2014.

Of the 1690 non-sudden deaths, data for possibly life shortening end of life decisions were missing for 46 (of which 43 were hospital deaths), and data for continuous deep sedation were missing for 61 deaths (of which 56 were hospital deaths).

In 2014, President Obama signed into law the "Sudden Unexpected Death Data Enhancement and Awareness Act," calling for the federal government to continue collecting data on stillbirth through the channels that states have in place.

The sudden availability of data and lower barriers to using it means companies of all shapes and sizes are harnessing data to better understand the information they're generating and using it to their competitive advantage.

For a sudden inpouring of data is not unique to biology.

Sudden movements in data, which might not produce an immediate increase in quality, are thus reflected gradually, much as the improvement would affect students.

One of the things that will be funniest to watch once Donald Trump becomes president will be how, all of a sudden, core economic data reflects hard realities and not the machinations of an anti-Trump conspiracy.

Reaction to sudden changes in data, using natural datasets ELEARN and MUSIC, is studied introducing artificial changes in these datasets.

"The transmitters used in this project are incredibly reliable and the sudden halt in data being received from it, with no hint of a malfunction, is very concerning.