Sentence examples for analysed event from inspiring English sources

Facebook [1] and LinkedIn [2] have analysed event related data for understanding usage in their ecosystems.

We also analysed event data based on the classic incidence of events (as for short term data).

Alegre et al. (2002) analysed event related synchronisation/desynchronisation (ERS/ERD) (Pfurtscheller and Lopes da silva, 1999) during passive movements and found beta ERD during the passive movements and post-movement beta ERS.

In this electroencephalography (EEG) based study, we tested BCI classification accuracy and analysed event related desynchronisation (ERD) in 3 groups of volunteers during imagined movements of their arms and legs.

Each analysed event shows evidence of some sort of learning and knowledge development because it opens the eyes and minds, while the accumulation of these events within a short time period, shortly followed by elections, was necessary to achieve institutional change.

The US State Department said it was analysing events.

Rachael Harrington Aged 18, Teesside In history, you learn about causes and consequences, how to analyse events and judge them.

Among the millions of people scrutinising the final week of Copenhagen, more than a thousand of them will be analysing events using an particularly innovative online approach.

If we pay attention to how we feel and observe what happens after we've started, we can analyse events and assess our next steps.

In one six page document in January 2007, the American embassy in Paris wonders why French journalists do not cover ethnic minorities' issues more – particularly integration – and concludes that journalists in France often consider themselves intellectuals whose job is more to analyse events and influence readers than report straight facts.

You can find two historians analysing events 500 years apart and each writing about "the first rise of capitalism'" or "the new middle-class".