Sentence examples for big chunk of data from inspiring English sources
Another report is coming out this week, from Concur, the travel expense management company, that seeks to "shine a bright light on a big chunk of data" for business travel spending, said Robson Grieve, executive vice president for marketing.
Video, photo and music professionals who haul around big chunks of data can sail into four different ports with Verbatim's Quad Interface desktop hard drive.
Lately, SAS' big competitors have been bulking up with a string of acquisitions in its specialty software that helps managers pull together and analyze big chunks of data.
He's already peddling a high-performance version of Nvidia's graphics processor units to computer scientists and researchers who want to crunch big chunks of data in a hurry.
While Apple does already sync small amounts of data like calendars and email (via MobileMe) and e-books (via iBooks) in the cloud, the big chunks of data (music, movies, etc) still require a computer for syncing.
This is often cheaper than going through your carrier (usually from $5 to $50 per month) and offers a bigger chunk of data.
The ability to process bigger chunks of data opens the door to a new level of computing power for tasks like scientific simulations and cinematic-style graphics.
The newer networks are designed to carry bigger chunks of data so that, for example, people can use their phones to send and receive videos and not just e-mail or text messages.
By 2005 Verizon expects its data revenue to more than triple, jumping to $20 billion, an ambitious target that assumes Verizon will also manage to capture a big chunk of the consumer data market.
Netflix was interested in a specific subset of the recommendation problem: If you know how a customer rated movies A, B and C, then predict how the customer would rate movie D. Netflix made public a big chunk of anonymized customer data to help those working on the problem.
Pharmaceutical companies are also responsible for a big chunk of patient-level data [ 11].
