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The 3.0 movement will be defined by data driven companies.

The data_ROM is indexed by i and H and it is defined by data _ ROM [ i, H ] : = delta [ i ] sigma = ( 1 2 ) iH 1 2 1 − 2 2 H − 2. The delta[i] values are stored and addressed by the i and H indexes.

How many times can we be duped by these giants whose interests are defined by data, algorithmic manipulation, and money?

Pollsters and consumers of polling data both lose out if the 2012 primary narrative is being defined by data that is missing a critical group of voices.

The scope of our analysis is defined by data availability for the desired period and level of regional disaggregation.

This period was defined by data availability but includes a period when many of the reform initiatives described earlier were being introduced (see Table  1).

This global distribution was defined by data-mining of an international spoligotyping database, SpolDB3.

In the future, clouds will be defined by big data and services environments, Subramanian said.

However, the latter estimate had a standard error as large as half the parameter space, which resulted in the confidence of the difference between the two estimates to include 0. The reason for this possible inconsistency cannot be defined by the data available for this study.

The maximal set of parameters that could be defined by the given experimental data could be estimated based on the analysis of Hessian matrix.

Usually, experimental data cannot be defined by mathematical expressions easily, but the fuzzy approximation enables to describe the data more accurately.