The phrase "a push of data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology, data transfer, or communication, often referring to the act of sending or transmitting data.
Example: "The system is designed to handle a push of data from various sources in real-time."
Alternatives: "a data transfer" or "a data upload".
Because the push of data to GitHub triggers the webhooks, the code which performs the push could be extended to call the web-hooks if the project migrates away from GitHub.
And we'll push a lot of data through the API.
"The antennas there need to be massive with a lot of gain, so they can receive fine information and push a lot of data," Lander said.
Nevertheless, digital chromoendoscopy is, similar to NBI, a simple "push-of-a-button" technology and data on NBI illustrate that the appearance of adenomatous polyps can be learned within 15 to 20 min with moderate inter- and substantial intraobserver agreement [ 35– 35].
As we probably could have expected out of any application that is simultaneously pulling and pushing a ton of data, Mobile Hotspot hammers the battery.
Central to these considerations, is a push towards the use of data to drive highway agencies in making more informed decisions concerning highway planning and management (Thill 2000).
Last week at Hadoop World we saw the big push of big data going mainstream.
Denial of Service attack – when a company's website is overwhelmed by a volume of data pushed to its servers in a malicious manner.
The target will generally be personally identifiable information (PII) on a company's customers, especially credit card information Denial of Service attack – when a company's website is overwhelmed by a volume of data pushed to its servers in a malicious manner.
That's a lot of people pushing out a lot of data.
Updates are automatically sent to each software module or application (such as the software application of the local user or the software application of the remote user) by using a notification and a push system of events and data.
