Cassini's scientists still have an abundance of data to digest, but on Monday the engineers will start shifting to other projects.
For example, cameras that were installed to prevent another Columbia-like disaster provided an abundance of data on possibly hazardous damage.
Dr Bowles identified eight ethnographic and 15 archaeological studies that met his criteria of reliability and abundance of data.
The Web site usgovernmentspending.com has an abundance of data on federal, state and local spending at different points in time.
The new approach has been made possible by the rising sensitivity of laboratory tests using ever smaller amounts of blood and by the advent of computers powerful enough to analyze such an abundance of data, Dr. Jackson said.
Mets reliever Aaron Heilman, one of the two players on the committee, said there was no timetable for possible recommendations because an abundance of data still had to be collected.
New technologies and an abundance of data may rattle the senses, but they are also bringing a fresh appreciation of the value of the individual to American politics.
Although the bottom line of audience ratings is commerce, the abundance of data, or metrics, as the audience-tracking numbers are known, should in theory translate into Web sites better tailored to users' interests and needs and even better suited to the capacities of users' computers.
Modern digital tools mean you can create and target personally relevant creative to millions of consumers every single day by gathering and analysing the abundance of data out there, segmenting your audience around demographics, specific interests or even things they're saying.
While the organisation stressed that there is no panacea to poverty, the abundance of data it has gathered points to an inescapable conclusion that there must be greater focus on social spending and less on chasing after an outdated fantasy that if you maximise growth, everyone benefits.
