Sentence examples for data ages from inspiring English sources

Jeffries explained how, when he was with the Nuggets, he and his colleagues would pitch ownership on potential personnel additions by compiling pages of data — ages, family background, strengths, weaknesses.

"There are three tiers – the active data and indexes in memory, disk storage for durability and data less often accessed, and as data ages and becomes inactive, a cheaper tier of fault-tolerant storage.

From the available data (ages of onset not provided by Raieli et al. [13]), the median age of onset of RES is 44 years old, although a wide range of 4 to 92 years is reported.

Restricted data (ages 14 17) was accessed through agreement with the NCHS Reseach Data Center.

We argue that data ages are likely to differ according to its type, i.e., some clinical reports are less ephemeral than others and so are found useful longer than others.

The essence of the Big Data age is the diversity of data sets combined in novel ways.

"We are in data age.

Demographic data (age and gender) were collected.

It's obvious that we are in the data age.

It would focus on genomics, big data, aging, and nutrition.

Developers hack away to build the new things that make this new data age so different.