Sentence examples for bundles of data from inspiring English sources
The biggest obstacle, retailers say, is that the tools used to track shoppers on computers — cookies, or bundles of data stored in Web browsers — don't transfer across devices.
To explain: essentially, "blocks" are segregated, vast bundles of data in permanent communication with each other so that each block knows what the content is in the rest of the chain.
For instance, bundles of data can include information that represents rays of light that start from roughly the same location, or rays that head in nearly the same direction.
JR Updated at 11.11am GMT 11.08am GMT Sir Tim Berners-Lee made a surprise intervention "from the floor" into a Davos debate about Big Brother and a conversation about haystacks – bundles of data being collected by the governments, reports Jill Treanor.
And, although books (or, as I have seen them described, "bundles of data") aren't and shouldn't be immune to technological and social change, I shudder to think what a crowd-created novel in which readers played Nero over characters' fates and we voted for our favourite ending would look (or read) like.
Rather, we're a product, bundles of data, that can be targeted by their primary customers, advertisers.
Those signing up for its £18.99 plan will get 1,000 minutes of calls a month, unlimited texts and a small 500 Megabit bundle of data.
Each sign is a compact bundle of data, conveying linguistic information by three primary means at once: the shape of the signer's hands, the location of the hands in space and the direction in which the hands move.
But modern computing techniques can untangle that bundle of data fairly easily indeed, the multiplicity of molecules involved actually provides extra information.
But the bundling of data purposes behind a single opt in/out button is the core IAB Europe design.
