The phrase "a individual data" is not correct in English.
It should be "an individual data." You can use the correct phrase when referring to a single piece of data that is part of a larger dataset.
Example: "Each individual data point contributes to the overall analysis of the research findings."
Alternatives: "a single data point" or "one piece of data."
Events can operate in a RPC manner, by one event encapsulating the request and another the response, and within a stream representing an individual data point.
Note that such an interval represents individual data pages and continuous data pages in a unified way the interval of an individual data page at position a on disk will be [a, a].
Where the unit of randomisation was a cluster rather than an individual, data were analysed by cluster.
But specific requirements related to experiments and technical conditions make it lucrative to be able to program an individual data preprocessing system using an object-oriented language and integrating existing modules.
Each leaf in the dendrogram represents an individual data point and each internal node represents a cluster.
In a multi-hop WSN, even if the provenance of an individual data packet (packet, for short) only records the trace of the packet, the provenance size rapidly increases with the increase in the number of packet transmission hops.
In fact, since such a consistent performance applies to different data sets rather than work only on an individual data set, it almost prevents from any overfitting possibility.
But sending an individual data stream to each viewer is inefficient and will be unsustainable in the long run if mobile TV takes off.
In the figure, the interval [14, 14] actually represents an individual data page at the position 14 on disk.
Multiple data series (overlays) are supported with the ability to highlight an individual data series via its legend key. Figure 1 illustrates the above described concepts and relationships.
