Sentence examples for data gleaned by the from inspiring English sources
Greene imagines that the commercial fishing industry would be better poised to use this information, but that if the fisheries data gleaned by the gliders was made open-access, others could use it too.
Using radar data gleaned by the Cassini probe when it occasionally swooped past Saturn's haze-shrouded moon, researchers mapped the orientation of about 10,000 crests of linear dunes in Titan's four largest dune fields.
As for Henwood, she's on the lookout for new data gleaned by the first private pilots who gun their suborbital space planes to test altitude.
Managers were less welcoming, however, of another type of information gleaned by the CoH: data on the length of hospital waiting-lists.
A temperature sensor helps calibrate the information gleaned by the other sensors, Javey says.
Cheng said that most of the data gleaned by BRRISON will be recorded onboard and analyzed after landing.
And yet, the amount of data gleaned by corporate or government players may be paltry when compared to the vast quantities of information consumers willingly fork over on their own.
There's growing buzz about data gleaned by NASA's Mars rover Curiosity, specifically over the issue of methane detection on the Red Planet.
On the other hand, the Guardian (and other news organizations) have decided to run stories based on illegally hacked emails, and no doubt will also do so using stolen financial information and other data gleaned by dubious means by intermediaries.
An advertiser like SeatGeek can target these ads based on user data gleaned by Facebook, such as where people live or what sports teams they have mentioned in posts, upping the chance they will download and install the app.
A team led by Kathryn McKain, an atmospheric scientist at Harvard University, recently analyzed data gleaned by a network of carbon dioxide sensors in and around Salt Lake City where atmospheric concentrations of carbon dioxide have been measured since 2002.
