Sentence examples for data gathering powers from inspiring English sources

In the previous Parliament the government fast tracked emergency surveillance legislation (the Data Retention and Investigative Powers Bill) to maintain its digital data gathering powers, after European data retention legislation was struck down by Europe's top court on the grounds that it was disproportionate.

"This 'snooper's charter' will vastly expand blanket data-gathering powers while failing to provide even the basic safeguards outlined by the advocate general.

Otherwise, the bipartisan committee could have held hearings, either in closed or open session, to seek further details and prepare legislation to limit the F.B.I.'s data-gathering powers.

With a couple of exceptions what they saw were not objects but ideas — some funny and entertaining, some deadly serious — situated at the fertile nexus where social networking and the Web's data-gathering power is providing artists and scientists with immense piles of raw material about society and psychology.

The aftermath of the terror attacks was marked by an extraordinary growth in data gathering and surveillance powers by federal law enforcement and intelligence agencies.

The proposed algorithm aims to minimize the tour length of ME, minimize the data gathering latency and maintain the power consumption within an acceptable level.

Lindsey and Raghavendra [10] proposed power-efficient data gathering protocol for sensor information systems (PEGASIS) which organizes all sensors into a chain structure and rotates each node to communicate with the sink.

The main idea behind deriving the proposed SPPs is to make a balance between power consumption and data gathering latency.

Adding sensors might be a relatively simple task, but those sensors come with associated cost; not only of the sensor, but of the utilities required to power them, the data gathering and processing and the eventual storage of that data for regulatory or other reasons.

Pervasive data gathering from multiple devices, such as smart phones, smart power meters, and personal well-being devices, further exacerbates the problem of data security and privacy.

First, power consumption increases dramatically when the multi-hop data gathering approach is applied.