Sentence examples for data emitted from inspiring English sources

Wentz has been involved with developing electronics for high-speed reading of data emitted by wireless implants.

With the help of data emitted by a decommissioned NASA-era satellite dish, she tells the story of Evan Johnson, radar technician, who has come to a remote north-west Australian town to work at the NASA tracking station.

This key moment will hinge less on innovations in hardware, and more on the software and networks that make sense of all that data emitted by the devices.

C3TCP is focussed on limiting the amount of data emitted to the network in order to avoid congestion.

Recently, researchers showed that the abundance of personal data emitted through social media (e.g., short-message broadcast mediums like Twitter) can reliably quantify individual happiness [20 22].

If the data emitted from the buffer were immediately sent to the compare operation, only a fraction of the required comparisons would take place and some of these would be repeated.

The anonymization algorithm could be a bottleneck for such a large block of data if data were emitted to UDF.

The data being emitted by someone in Italy posting a photo at 4 17 a.m. onto Facebook from a specific hotel in a specific city can be used in multiple ways, almost as fast as the photo was itself posted.

Here we present data on emitted intensities for 11 species from 5 families of insectivorous bats from Panamá hunting in open or background cluttered space or over water.

The original semantic Web idea was that people with data would emit it in standard formats and then some search engine like Google would come along and aggregate it and provide all kinds of wonderful services.

Diesel cars shown by the True data to emit far more NOx than the official baseline when on the road included two-litre Fiat Chrysler models – 18 times more – and 1.6-litre Renault Nissan models – 14 times more – though the cars passed legally required tests.