Sentence examples for cascade of data from inspiring English sources
During a year of operations, Dr. Moses said, "the facility is on for only three-thousandths of a second," yet will generate a growing cascade of data and insights.
On that same Friday in July, at the Nasdaq "command center" deep inside the Trumbull complex, a lone technician sat, like that guy in "The Matrix," watching stacks of computer screens and monitoring a cascade of data — every price offered, every bid hit in the Nasdaq universe.
The technology is viewed by many computer security specialists as a ray of hope amid the recent cascade of data thefts, attacks, disruptions and scandals, including break-ins at Citibank, Sony, Lockheed Martin, RSA Security and elsewhere.
Is our infrastructure ready for that cascade of data?
Yet all that is a handful of dust compared to the cascades of data about yourself that you shed daily.
Among facets that critics may seize upon — and, this being N.Y.U., there will certainly be critics — is that the screens express technology's new primacy, all but obscuring traditional forms of scholarship behind a cascade of random data.
What is clear is that today a significant portion of Internet traffic does not flow through the backbone networks of giant Internet companies like AT&T and Level 3. Instead, it has begun to cascade in torrents of data on the edges of the network, as if a river in flood were carving new channels.
Regardless of the precise cascade of events, our data are in agreement with other published data.
Five years in, collective intelligence applications are increasingly driven by cascades of sensor data being thrown off by devices, often without explicit human intervention.
As the fog of crisis has cleared, investors have more clearly focused on the cascade of good economic data pointing to a growing housing market, shrinking unemployment and corporate earnings that were stronger than expected.
