Sentence examples for admitted data from inspiring English sources

Air Canada joins the ranks of other airlines that have admitted data breaches in recent months.

The optimization goal is to make decisions over time that maximizes a weighted sum of admitted data rates subject to constraints on queue stability and energy expenditure.

Milner also told the committee that Cambridge Analytica could not have any Facebook data — yet last month the company admitted data on up to 87 million of its users had indeed been passed to the firm.

(hat {a}) and ({L^{0}_{k}}) are fixed parameters; Y k (t), ({Q_{k}^{0}}(t)) and G k (t) are in fact the input variables to the data admission procedure in the MAC layer of the BS and the decision about the size of admitted data is the output.

Of the 1,852 patients admitted, data from the corresponding discharge assessment were missing for 215 patients (11.6%).

The primary dataset comprised 191,000 individuals with 433,000 episodes of admitted data over a four-year period.

Therefore, the action of W∞ can also be interpreted as a selection mechanism that only admits "data" that are not contaminated by z.

On the other hand, the arrival processes in the BS buffers are managed through a data admission control policy in the MAC layer, which decides to admit data or not to admit from the queues of the top layer buffers in the BS; this will be clarified in Section 3.2 and through (10).

Three electronic data sources were used: the primary care information system (PCIS), hospital admitted patient data (Caresys), and the government accounting system (GAS).

Syngenta said the problem is "very limited protection" to prevent data being exploited for commercial gain by competitors, although it admitted the data does not contain secret chemical formulas.

After insisting that the data was fake and no breach had taken place, mSpy has now admitted that data had been stolen.