Sentence examples for data about it from inspiring English sources

But the Internet's underlying structure doesn't really use long-winded names to move data about; it uses a compact numbering system.

"We'd like to add cameras and sensors to the sampler so that, in the future, we can capture an animal, collect lots of data about it — like its size, material properties, and even its genome — and then let it go, almost like an underwater alien abduction," said Gruber.

"We'd like to add cameras and sensors to the sampler so that, in the future, we can capture an animal, collect lots of data about it like its size, material properties, and even its genome, and then let it go, almost like an underwater alien abduction," said Gruber.

"In the future, we can capture an animal, collect lots of data about it like its size, material properties, and even its genome, and then let it go," said co-author David Gruber, from CUNY.

A company can create a new additive, publish safety data about it on its Web site and pay a law firm or consulting firm to vet it to establish it as "generally recognized as safe" — without ever notifying the F.D.A., Mr. Neltner said.

Anyone who wants more data about it should follow the excellent Martin Clark, who writes a column for Pitchfork.

The Green party prides itself on its diversity, and while it doesn't have demographic data about its members, it does have a majority female leadership.

The government claims to have saved more than £100m by improving control over its central government property, as it releases new data about what it owns in Whitehall.

For example, a bank will take data about its customers and encrypt it.

As "data about data," it is almost pure semantics; that is, it stores the meaning of the data it describes.

She says, "It provides FDA with good data about whether it should formally withdraw the use of arsenicals from chicken production in the U.S".