"data filling" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used to refer to the process of entering information into a database. For example: "The data filling process is lengthy and requires considerable attention to detail".
And having lots of video data filling up networks helps Cisco's main business of selling switches and routers to communications companies and service providers.
The student will learn how to find multiple kinds of data and to navigate the practical limits of data availability, incorporating methods such as proxy measures, indexing, and data filling.
Our results suggest that "brain-first" rather than "behaviour-first" analysis is possible and that the present method can provide a novel solution to analyse real-world fNIRS data, filling the gap between real-life testing and functional neuroimaging.
The cleaning process includes removing outliers, eliminating duplicate or inaccurate data, filling missing data, and occasionally normalizing and creating metadata.
A huge amount of data, filling 1,000 football stadiums by 100x and requiring possibly 100 years of computing power to analyze with today's supercomputers might help us figure out how to cure disease, resolve global food scarcity, understand our climate systems and invent new clean energy from fusion.
This should load the Rouder et al. (2008) data, filling the available column list (Fig. 6C) with the column names.
Yet the prospect of letting local government and employers access wellbeing data fills some residents with dread.
The UPS and FedEx data fill a gap since these airplanes fly mostly overnight and into the early morning when few passenger airliners are in the air.
By demonstrating industry growth without strong intellectual property protections, the Indian data fills the critical gap in American literature.
And a recent burst of declassification of military-satellite data filled in the picture with information on 8800 Pacific seamounts.
I V characteristic of a 50-nm SWCNT model (dotted lines) demonstrated in comparison to L ≈ 50 nm semiconducting CNT experimental data (filled diamond).
