Sentence examples for communicate the collected from inspiring English sources

Besides the DaNa2.0 website, the expert team uses additional channels to communicate the collected knowledge on nanotechnology-related issues to interested laymen.

Their tasks are twofold: (1) to control and acquire data from process equipment (at the remote sites), and (2) to communicate the collected data to a master (supervision) station.

Sensors spend most of their limited battery energy on communicating the collected environmental information to sinks.

In its recent report on this topic, the Royal Society specifically includes computational models and simulations in the first recommendation which states that " Scientists should communicate the data they collect and the models they create, to allow free and open access, and in ways that are intelligible, assessable, and usable for other specialists in the field wherever they are in the world".

It is important that the research community communicate the value of such data to agencies who collect and disseminate data.

Together, they focused on how to use geospatial data in conjunction with survey data to map poverty and how to inspire a new generation of data journalists to better communicate the data already being collected.

Instrumentation systems commonly consist of (1) sensing connections or special instrumentation sensors, (2) a means to concentrate the data for efficient transmission, and (3) ways to communicate, observe, and record the collected data.

Wireless body area networks (WBANs) are formed by using tiny health monitoring sensors on the human body in order to collect and communicate the human personal data.

To collect and communicate the sensed information from a spatial environment, sensor nodes are deployed distributively over wide geographical areas and are interconnected wirelessly.

Applications, devices and technologies behind the "quantified-self" movement are exploding in number, precisely because of their power to collect, interpret and communicate the personal health data professionals so desperately need.

"I don't think I can adequately communicate the sheer density of the atmosphere of the time," Miller writes in his collected essays, "Echoes Down the Corridor".