Sentence examples for a data footprint from inspiring English sources

The information we create as we navigate the world, both physically and digitally, is sometimes referred to as a "data footprint".

As was demonstrated by this week's cases, the average Briton now leaves a massive data footprint; one of the Suffolk suspects had both a personal website and a MySpace.com entry.

They could determine this because a person picking up people, traveling a short distance and stopping to drop them off leaves a particular data footprint.

"I think Google can outvalue people like Spotify because they have a bigger view of my data footprint".

This growing data footprint offers brands a chance to engage with users, drawing more interest not only from people who have purchased before but from the general public, in the form of shared infographics or videos.

Data simulation and fusion reduces the overall data footprint of the webapp, resulting in an application that is small enough to deploy onto a smartphone or other portable device.

Thus, performance is often limited by long latencies to RAM, or by off-node communication latencies when the data footprint is very large and must be decomposed on a distributed memory machine.

Big data practices could result in a data-disadvantaged generation whose life chances are shaped by their childhood data footprint, her report warns.

If you are above the common application of several gigabytes or even hundred gigabytes…several hundred terabytes and upwards, then you got to have a clear picture of how you get in or out that sort of data footprint".

Well, I want to know how to keep my Google data footprint as small as possible.

Typically, these applications suffer from significant variability in the interplay between achieved parallelism and data footprint.