Sentence examples for a typical data from inspiring English sources

The computers also generate a lot of heat, so much so that half of the energy consumed by a typical data center is for enormous air-conditioners, fans and other industrial equipment used mainly to cool the high-tech facilities.

David Attwood, by email DATA BUNKER So Ark Continuity's new server farm (Secrets of the data bunker, 12 November) uses "more than a third less energy" than a typical data centre.

And while Mr. Best is eager to tout the product's environmentally positive aspects, he expects that savings on energy costs, which can account for 50 percent of total operating costs at a typical data center, will hold the biggest appeal.

In a typical data center, those losses combined with low utilization can mean that the energy wasted is as much as 30 times the amount of electricity used to carry out the basic purpose of the data center.

A study by Elson and colleagues last year showed that for one particular methodology, the modified Taylor Competitive Reaction Time task, if you take a typical data set and analyse it using one of twenty-eight different analytical variants that exist in the research literature, it is possible to find 'evidence' to support any hypothesis you so wish.

"A typical data centre consumes about $1m per MW each year, so this design would cut the annual power budget for an average site from $10m to $6m," said Graham Weston, chairman at data centre provider Rackspace, which has worked on the OCP initiative.

Additionally, the proactive Data-at-Rest solution causes less frustration and causes fewer attempts at circumvention than a typical Data-in-Motion solution.

Torpig is a typical data-harvesting trojan using both passive monitoring and active phishing techniques to get valuable confidential data from an infected machine.

Since unexpected faults of Web service composition may occur in different levels at runtime, log analysis as a typical data-driven approach for fault diagnosis is more applicable and scalable in various architectures.

Here, we review a typical data-mining workflow for expression resources such as FlyAtlas.org that allows very general, rather than single-gene, insights to be obtained, and illustrate its utility with analysis of the nature of epithelial function.

A mass spectrometer operating in a typical data-dependent acquisition mode is thus prone to repeatedly sampling ions from relatively few common proteins, and missing the more rare ions entering the instrument simultaneously.