The phrase "and turned the data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an action taken to manipulate or process data in a specific way.
Example: "The analyst gathered the information and turned the data into a comprehensive report."
Alternatives: "and processed the data" or "and transformed the data".
The researchers instructed the participants to relax or flex their neck before each test and turned the data they captured into a simple head and neck model.
To create the landscape, Tanchum 3D-scanned a female figure using a Kinect and turned the data into the single-shot geometric dreamscape in the film.
Indeed, the same Enquirer story reiterated the tale, cited approvingly by the president, that British intelligence had intercepted Trump calls and "turned the data over to Obama spooks in America" ― an assertion forcefully denied days before by all the U.S. intelligence agencies, including the holdover head of the NSA under oath in front of Nunes committee.
Another artist, Stephen Cartwright, records his latitude, longitude and elevation every hour, and turns the data into artworks.
Then, we flow data about the product into a system that uses an algorithm to weight all the variables and turn the data into a rating.
Most likely, though, the object to be produced is copied from an existing one, using a scanner that records the three-dimensional measurements from various angles and turns the data into a CAD file.
SpotiChart then weeds out duplicate tweets, compiles the rest and turns the data into custom charts.
Drift can be a huge problem for this type of technology, if the device goes too long without a reading from the IMUs, other solutions using what Donikian calls "traditional" inertial algorithms can lose track of its positioning and turn the data useless rather quickly.
Drift can be a huge problem for this type of technology, if the device goes too long without a reading from the IMUs, other solutions using what Donikian calls "traditional" inertial algorithms can lose track of its positioning and turn the data useless rather quickly.
Blueprints can also be generated from existing objects using a scanner that records three-dimensional measurements from various angles and turns the resulting data into a CAD file.This is where concerns about infringement start.
This entails emphasizing the improvement of care over cost cutting, making data collection easier and better, turning the data into actionable information for clinicians, and forging new operating and business models.
