Sentence examples for data admitted from inspiring English sources

Last June Statistics South Africa, the government agency that puts out the country's official economic data, admitted it had greatly overstated inflation for several months because of a glitch in measuring rents.

The data admitted into a BS buffer are queued until transmission to the corresponding direct user, or to the corresponding buffer in the relay serving the user.

At each source node, a set of flow controllers decides the amount of each commodity data admitted every time slot in the network.

We assume that due to the processing limitations, an upper bound of (hat {a}) is imposed on the amount of data admitted into the MAC layer buffers, and therefore, we have ({a^{0}_{k}}(t)leq hat {a}, forall k, t).

Fig. 11 Effect of increase in the packet arrival rate on the amount of data admitted for direct and indirect users Fig. 12 Effect of parameter W e on providing fair data admissions for direct and indirect users at the arrival rate of 140 packets/s for every user.

Of the 79 cases of prevalent M.tuberculosis only 51 655%, 2 missing data) admitted to having any cough and of these 34 (67%) had been coughing for more than 3 weeks (definition for being a TB suspect at the time of this study and needing investigation for tuberculosis).

Under such assumptions, equation (2) with an initial data admits a unique solutions.

"Energy demand in IT services will increase because of this growth in digital data," admits EMC's Ms Winkler.

We as a community need to digest the data, admit our lack of growth and reflect on what we can do better.

We show that the exterior problem with piecewise regular initial data admits a unique global piecewise regular solution, where the discontinuity in piecewise regular initial density is bounded.

The idea is to extract maximum genetic information from the data, admitting that exhaustivity or sufficiency are generally out of reach.