The phrase "analytics in which we" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing specific types of analytics or methodologies that involve a group or organization.
Example: "In our research, we focus on analytics in which we analyze consumer behavior patterns to improve marketing strategies."
Alternatives: "analytics that we" or "analytics where we".
Analytical queries in DCMS As mentioned earlier, DCMS provides system support for analytical queries that are unique in MS. The most popular DCMS built-in analytics are listed in Table 1, in which we assume an MS system has n atoms, and denote the mass, coordinates, charge, and number of electrons of an atom i as m i, r i, q i, and e i, respectively.
We support our analytic proof by a numerical example in which we approximate the fixed point by a computer using Matlab program.
We claim that credit management is the key issue in the marketplace of Internet finance, characterized by big data analytics, in which cyber credit appears as whole-process, multi-dimensional, and holographic.
The result is a new, interdisciplinary field called "data science"—a fusion of statistics, computer science, and analytics in which researchers analyze large quantities of data, identify meaningful trends, and then find a way to exploit the resulting knowledge.
This undesirable situation motivates a radical change from waste intelligence to waste analytics (in which waste is propose to be tackle proactively right at design through sophisticated big data technologies).
The increasing acceptance of Aristotle's philosophy in the thirteenth century gave support to traditional modal paradigms, as is seen in Robert Kilwardby's influential commentary on Aristotle's Prior Analytics, in which modal syllogistic is treated as an essentialist theory of the structures of being.
Now perhaps this is an analytic truth, in which case we could grant it to Pascal without further discussion — perhaps it is constitutive of rationality to maximize expectation, as some might say.
We define to be the little Bloch space of functions f analytic in which satisfy lim|z|→1(1 - |z|2)|f' z)| = 0.
We present our own set of ideas for how to unbind our analyses from some of the methodological and conceptual constraints inherent in the analytic GIS approaches on which we have long relied to explore past landscapes.
Until now, US national security agencies, including the FBI and CIA, had been able to parse treasure troves of Twitter data through software from Dataminr, the New York-based analytics company in which Twitter owns a 5% stake.
