Sentence examples for data gridlock from inspiring English sources
Some technical experts worry that this band may soon grow so congested that it will create the world's first wireless data gridlock.
Sometimes, the data gridlock can slow the system to the point where it becomes necessary to store the completed data until every computer gets caught up.
Today doctors 300 miles apart will be connected by a new superfast data pipeline that promises promises [sic] no information gridlock.
Ms Binder finds that the recent stalemate fits a well-established pattern: when elections yield more polarised parties and chambers as they did during Bill Clinton's second turn and Teddy Roosevelt's Progressive era bargaining becomes strained and compromise is increasingly out of reach.Yet the data affirm that gridlock has worsened over the past half-century.
The infrastructure issue has played large within the Beltway, where think tanks, transportation advocates and some members of Congress wave around data that indicate that gridlock and economic stagnation will descend dramatically unless trillions of dollars are spent on roads, bridges, ports, transit and aviation systems.
What recently released taxi data can tell us about urban gridlock.
But today's systems for utilizing those data have two big shortcomings: When gridlock sets in, the responsibility for interpreting the data and recommending responses falls to human traffic managers, who sometimes err.
Still, standing up an API to more effectively disclose data does not in any way heal the toxic gridlock that ails the nation's campaign watchdog.
Considering that the purpose of data sharing is to maximize data usage [ 33], this potential gridlock problem constitutes a significant obstacle to sustainability.
The data gathered from the vehicle's computer system would cut down on gridlock.
Looking at this data shows that congressional polarization cannot alone be the cause of our present gridlock (though, as Sarah Binder points out, they are certainly related).
