The phrase "a flux of data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a continuous flow or stream of information, often in contexts related to technology, data analysis, or information systems.
Example: "The system is designed to handle a flux of data from multiple sources in real-time."
Alternatives: "a stream of data" or "a flow of data."
Driven by the beauty, complexity, and the apparent randomness of such a constant flux of data, Quévillon offers up a strong poetic and technological narrative depicting an unstable society with an uncertain future.
The management of these streams is not trivial on multicore platforms, as the memory bandwidth cannot usually sustain a continuous flux of data coming from all the cores at the same time.
The readout chip for the CMS pixel detector must handle an enormous flux of data, while keeping the data loss at a minimum.
In comparison, the flux of data generated by other surveillance systems is scheduled by day or by week [23], [24].
The 2013 IPCC KP Supplement Tier 2 method is basically a flux data method where estimates of net emissions are derived from a stock change calculation applied to products derived from domestic harvest, i.e., imported HWP are excluded.
We performed a flux estimation using only data of three extracellular fluxes that can be measured with standard equipment: v GLC (1), v CO 2 (39) and biomass v Bio (36).
The fluence of the low-flux data set 2 is estimated to be photons nm−2 and the high-flux data set 3 yields photons nm−2 (equivalent to a flux density of photons nm−2 s−1).
A set of high flux tests data part of ITER Divertor Inner Vertical Target components qualification programme is then statistically analysed in terms of censored data set and a survival likelihood function accordingly derived.
We present FluxMap, a tool for the advanced visualization and exploration of flux data in the context of metabolic networks.
For the import of flux data, FluxMap makes use of a structured Excel template file (see Figure 2).
