Sentence examples for by keeping data on from inspiring English sources

BERLIN — European Union officials on Wednesday said Google, Microsoft and Yahoo had violated rules by keeping data on individual computer users for too long.

Through Web browsers on computers, it is easier to deliver targeted ads to users by keeping data on their browsing habits employing tools like browser cookies, the small identification files advertising networks place on computers.

Big data has also provided help in medical field, by keeping data consistent and available to doctors every time.

Seabed was developed by Papadimitriou et al. and aims at Business Intelligence BII) applications interested in keeping data secure on the cloud [48].

Thankfully, following an earlier announcement by the website WhatDoTheyKnow (a valuable resource that helps people make Freedom of Information requests), the ICO gave a warning and offered advice on keeping data secure.

By keeping the data on the individual nodes as much as possible and only exchanging the parts of 3D volume and projection data at the boundaries between the 3D slabs, communication between the nodes is minimized.

The safeguard of preventing erroneous data analysis (including problems of multiplicity) by keeping the data hidden is not tenable.

China Vocational Training Holdings specialises in matching students with jobs in the Chinese car industry by keeping masses of data on both students and companies.

"Itanium was built to try to overcome that problem by keeping as much data on the processor as possible," points out Graff.

Moreover, confidentiality of the information was assured by using anonymous questionnaires and by keeping the data in a secured place.

More precisely, the warehouse architecture should make available several points of view on the data, by keeping all the data from the different databases and mentioning in the warehouse their provenance (from which database they come from), as done in Biowarehouse (Lee et al., 2006), Columba (Trissl et al., 2005) and Ensmart (Kasprzyk et al., 2004).