Sentence examples for created and replicated from inspiring English sources

Researcher IDC and technology company EMC report the amount of information created and replicated around the globe was more than 1.8tn gigabytes in 2011.

The study, carried out by the International Data Corporation IDCC) and sponsored by big data specialists EMC, is the sixth annual audit of global data inventories, and includes all such material gathered, created and replicated to date.

In today's environment, where fonts can be created and replicated by anyone with a personal computer (United States copyright law does not extend protection to typeface design), the idea that a font can be an objet d'art in its own right seems like a utopian reverie.

They are one reason why IDC, a market-research firm, predicts that the "digital universe", the amount of digital information created and replicated in a year, will increase to 35 zettabytes by 2020, from less than 1 zettabyte in 2009 (see chart); 1 zettabyte is 1 trillion gigabytes, or the equivalent of 250 billion DVDs.

But for what they are worth, they suggest that the "digital universe"—the amount of digital information created and replicated in a year will increase to 35 zettabytes, or 35 trillion gigabytes enough to fill a stack of DVDs reaching halfway to Mars.

In figures provided by Huddle, IDC in 2011 estimated that the amount of information created and replicated will surpass 1.8 zetabytes this year, with enterprises accounting for 80percentt of information "in the digital universe" at some point in its digital life.

To achieve this, we create and assay replicated mitonuclear introgression lines.

To test the hypothesis that mitonuclear epistasis has a deleterious effect on AF16-HK104 hybrids, we created reciprocal and replicate cybrids.

I don't and won't arrive at the idea that the male experience is an individually created and yet constantly replicating one of selfishness and irresponsibility, even though it seems like a lot of over-it women and way-growed-up man-men have ("Men are scum" – my dad, age 71).

The mean for the triplicate technical replicates was created, and after adding 1 pseudocount count, was log2-normalized.

A recent IDC/EMC report, which examined the digital universe, defined as all of the digital data created, replicated and consumed each year worldwide, estimates that just 0.5% of it is being analysed.