Sentence examples for data ever collected from inspiring English sources

For instance, a 12-person Data Science Team at Facebook is sitting on the largest trove of data ever collected on human behavior.

Along the way, the study has gathered some of the most comprehensive data ever collected on the characteristics of startups and their founders.

Dr. Chris Gillin, a professor of psychiatry at the University of California in San Diego, called the study intriguing and described it as "the most believable data ever collected that a specific memory function is associated with sleep".

They're not just making it up – the report is a distillation of the largest batch of US climate data ever, collected by more than 300 experts working over decades in every corner of the country.

Markerly gives publishers and advertisers the most granular data ever collected while increasing engagement with micro-content sharing and analytics.

When it arrives in 2004, Cassini will be the one taking pictures, giving scientists the most detailed images and data ever collected from Saturn and its moons and rings.

New York University has made available the densest public LiDAR data set ever collected, via its Center for Urban Science and Progress.

Over 60 years of study and authorized experimentation in the region have brought us some of the longest continuous environmental data sets ever collected, tracking changes across a variety of factors for the second half of the 20th century.

"This is the most comprehensive data set ever collected by NASA's Heliophysics Systems Observatory," Jonathan Cirtain, a project scientist at NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Ala., said in a written statement.

Starting next month, the Bureau of Labor Statistics, which computes the index, will use some of the freshest data it has ever collected.

Except, according to his lights, the data isn't ever collected: "to [the Aristotelians'] modern representatives it seems as though a fancy is no sooner in the head than it is on paper and sent for publication" (Dingle 1937, p. 785).