Sentence examples for data accessed via from inspiring English sources
Data accessed via such connections in Britain increased from 9 petabytes (9m gigabytes) in March 2011 to nearly 20 petabytes in June 2012, according to Ofcom, Britain's telecom's regulator.
The mean air temperature was 3 °C, precipitation was 0.0 mm and wind speed was between 5.3 and 8.9 m/s (19 32 km/h) with no gusts, in a southwesterly direction (weather data accessed via Weather Underground website https://www.wunderground.com/).
We compiled this list from Market Guide data, accessed via FactSet Research Systems, for S&P 500 companies as of May 28.
To this end we performed an integrative analysis of CNV data, gene association data accessed via the HuGE Navigator [7], protein-protein interaction (PPI) data, and gene expression data.
However, all analyses or figures produced using data accessed via PHENOPSIS DB must include a clear indication of sources such as: "This analysis is based upon data provided by PHENOPSIS DB", with citation of this paper.
With regard to database accessibility as identified by the 25 resources that provided related information, 52% of resource data may be obtained via both a web browser interface and another programmatic access (i.e. WebServices, Biomart, etc)., 16% of resources have their data accessed via a web browser interface in addition to public data dumps, while 32% of databases just allow browser access.
A proxy can mask your online activity by relaying data (accessed through your browser) via a server in a different location, thus obfuscating the source of your original requests.
That is, unless, the data were accessed via a commercial entity that as "repackaged" the data and can thus claim copyright to even raw unimproved USG source data.
Remote data access via Box@Yale.
The farm control software uses a standard Condor toolkit [The Condor project page, ⟨http://www.cs.wisc.edu/condor⟩] and the data handling part is based on SAM (Sequential Access via Metadata [Sequential data Access via Meta-data ⟨http://d0db.fnal.gov/sam/⟩]) software.
A three-phase design approach, which ensures a high probability of success for developing the Java-based application for data access via Intranet, Extranet and Internet, is also presented.
