However, it is commonly accepted that data obtained in aqueous solution allow to predict the surface tension effects, and to model the behaviour of organic solvents.
It is accepted that data may come in different formats, and rather than requiring users to convert their node and edge data to a predefined format, users can provide adapters that allow this component to read and display different kinds of graph data, while providing sensible defaults.
Finally, accept that the data you're analyzing is just the tip of the iceberg, and strive to continually uncover new data sources.
We accept that our data, personal or not, is used to target ads towards us.
Laake refuses to accept that the data protection law is the only reason he is prevented from contacting Marco; he suspects that Marco's adoptive parents don't want their son to know the circumstances of his adoption.
In the past couple of years more firms have started to accept that personal data will be protected more strongly than before, whether by regulation which is likely to be tightened in Europe and America or through market mechanisms like those envisaged by Mr Fertik.
As part of that cost, providers and consumers need to accept that their data may not be 100percentt secure (as we know, nothing is) and/or private but it may be secure/private enough to make economic sense.
We accept that the data is a plausible outcome of the model when its likelihood is within the range of likelihood values of typical model outcomes, as described below.
We are invited to accept that everybody's data will be surveyed and processed, because MI5 have clever algorithms to identify people who were never previously suspected.
It is now shorthand for the use of detailed statistics in sport, particularly around recruitment – these days, a great many elite sport teams accept that fracking raw data produces insights the human eye, no matter how experienced, will miss.
