Q What constitutes data 'derived' from Ordnance Survey data?
Apart from privacy concerns, data subjects are often unaware of the exact nature and accuracy of the data held on them: what actually constitutes "data"?
where di s are distinct data input constituting data stream s and.
Similarly, Chomsky (1995) argues that the intuitions elicited by the above thought-experiments at most constitute data for ethnoscience, but "the study of how people attain cognitive states, interact, and so on, will proceed along its separate course".
For the 2006 Research Article (2), the Committee's findings can be summarized as follows: In Fig 6C, there was replication of the same image in two panels that constitutes data falsification.
Now, a couple of casual sightings and an anecdote do not constitute data, but this is a great opportunity for social studies teachers to use technology to enliven their classes, energize their students, and perhaps provide real life lessons in how cities distribute resources.
In our approach, GWA scans were implemented in an automatic processing pipeline which constitutes data retrieving, outlier detection, data preprocessing, hypothesis testing, permutation testing and QTL identification.
There is nothing about the structure of MaxEnt that dictates unconstrained data dredging, but default use of all available climate axes in MaxEnt constitutes data dredging.
Another priority will be to broaden readers' and authors' views of what constitutes data.
We are aware however that the GPRD constitutes data collected in routine practice and can be vulnerable to delays, omissions, and miscoding.
