Sentence examples for data equivalent from inspiring English sources

It has seized 11 terabytes of data, equivalent to around 900m pages of information.

So is satnav a form of modern open data equivalent that has continued Maury's vision?

After he was finished, he discovered that he had 27 gigabytes of data — equivalent to a library of 22,000 books — that he was eager to protect.

Each game in this year's Six Nations championship will produce two million rows of data, equivalent to more than 1,400 actions (tries, conversions, tackles, passes and so on) per game.

Subsequently it appears that some deletions of the email archive were carried out, for unknown reasons, with an estimated half a terrabyte of data (equivalent to 500 editions of Encyclopædia Britannica) eliminated.

Four years ago the fastest modem could pump 28.8 kilobits of data (equivalent to about half the text on this page) to or from a PC every second.

According to the WHO data, the equivalent measure for London was 16 micrograms per cubic metre.

That is a data load equivalent to downloading the entire Windows XP operating system every six seconds for 10 hours.

Throughout the typical 70-year human life span, the brain processes something akin to 50 terabytes of memory, a data accumulation equivalent to millions of books.

Each Zip disk (about $9) holds about 100 megabytes of data, the equivalent of 69 floppies, making it handy for backing up entire folders.

Recently, scientists transferred 6.7 gigabytes of data, the equivalent of two feature-length DVD movies, across 6,800 miles in less than one minute.