Sentence examples for blending data from inspiring English sources

The study, by a team based at Oxford University and led by Dr. Robert Clarke, was a "meta-analysis," blending data from 30 studies.

At the time, the analysts were blending data from the U-2s and the drones to watch the roads into Marja and fields where helicopters might land.

Writing in The Lancet, four flu experts describe blending data from nine clinical trials of more than 4000 patients to assess Tamiflu.

To wit: U.K. based startup Spectral Edge has developed a mathematical technique for improving photographic imagery, blending data captured by a standard camera lens with an infrared shot of the same scene in order to enhance the depth and color of the photo.

Two pattern recognition algorithms: Soft Independent Modeling of Class Analogies (SIMCA) and Principal Component Modified Bootstrap Error-adjusted Single-sample Technique (PC-MBEST) were evaluated for qualitative analysis of NIR blending data.

Extensive blending data were collected for the Sulzer SMV and Chemineer KM and HEV mixers in the transitional and turbulent flow regimes, using a laser-induced fluorescence (LIF) technique.

Cisco said NuSpeed's technology would allow it to offer customers a product that helps blend data and storage networks into one system.

– Alexander Stevenson, author of The Public Sector: Managing the Unmanageable A great example of joining up data: "During recent bad weather a local authority blended data about services, such as road gritting rotas, with services for people at risk, such as 'meals on wheels'.

However, simultaneous shooting also produces blended data.

Comparison with satellite derived estimates shows that the blended data method has reduced bias compared to the previous method.

"I was coached to explain that it would be really difficult to merge or blend data between the two systems," Acton said.