Sentence examples for analytics via from inspiring English sources

For a great dissection of what went wrong ('algos' incidentally are the algorithmic trading programmes created by the boffins in the banks) I'd recommend Dan Hinckley from Wild Analytics (via the Zero Hedge blog).

And Mobclix offers analytics via a recent acquisition of Heartbeat.

It can be obtained by using e.g. GC-MS analytics via the generation of an equivalent reference sample for calibration purposes.

The iPhone and Android apps were built with PhoneGap and Sencha Touch, and uses Flurry for analytics, via a PhoneGap plugin we developed.

The company tells me that it noticed a lot of its customers were checking analytics via mobile and they wanted to make that process even easier.

The client posting and business profile would be free, but a tiered subscription model would come into play that lets the retailer offer in-store messaging and foot traffic analytics via iBeacons, alongside ShopDrop's own analytics, history and usage.

We are at a high-water time for marketing tech startups: analytics firm PitchBook (via WSJ) recently noted that while overall funding for ad tech firms has seen a dip in the past two years, marketing tech startups have passed them, collectively raising $1 billion in the first eight months of this year alone.

Thus, it became feasible to study analytic functions via power series, a program attempted by the Italian French mathematician Joseph-Louis Lagrange for real functions in the 18th century but first carried out successfully by the German mathematician Karl Weierstrass in the 19th century, after the appropriate subject matter of complex analytic functions had been discovered.

Journal of Chemical Physics 119(16), 8645 8662] we developed a formulation of the generalized corresponding states (GCS) model which incorporated critical region non-analytic behavior via a parametric crossover function.

The history of weighted Hardy operators can be traced back to the end of the 19th century when Hadamard [1] used the idea of fractional differentiation of an analytic function via differentiation of its Taylor series.

Such spaces appeared in scattering theory long ago: in the work of Melrose [180] on the Poisson formula for resonances and, with an explicit use of microlocal weights (in the analytic setting via the FBI transform), in the work of Helffer Sjöstrand [125] on a microlocal version of complex scaling.