Sentence examples for data had gone from inspiring English sources
But Anders Pape Møller of the University of Paris-Sud questioned why the data had gone unpublished for decades and argued the rebound in populations was simply a sign of wildlife doing better across Europe.
The latest example: someone took a laptop in for repair – it had a Windows XP software problem – and got it back with a different hard drive: all his data had gone.
Barbara Desoer, chief technology and operations officer, recalls telling him in 2005 that a box of tapes containing credit card data had gone missing at an airport stopover.
So rather than take a few hours to spruce up a more or less finished slideshow as I had intended, I faced the Sisyphean task of figuring out where my data had gone awry, fixing it, redoing the corresponding charts and then sprucing up the PowerPoint.
The pre-emptive mining of data has gone beyond suspicion of terrorist activity.
Now this data has gone to every malaria lab in the world, and they are picking specific genes to work on, many times based on our data.
Unless the prerelease tracking data have gone horribly haywire, the film will become a monster hit when it opens in theaters all over America this Friday.
The push for better regulation with regard to how algorithms work and how to protect user privacy has already advanced, with the European Union's General Data Protection Regulation GDPRR) governing online data privacy and use of user data having gone into effect in May 2018.
While the latest data has gone conveniently viral this week, the real issue of adult functional illiteracy and innumeracy of 47% as a national average has been sidelined for some easy cross-Tasman-bashing.
They don't have solid information on how often prisoners are isolated, and bills that would require the prison system to report such data have gone nowhere in the General Assembly.
"The general number of law enforcement requests of e-mail and social network data has gone up by a wide margin," says Hanni Fakhoury, a staff attorney at the Electronic Frontier Foundation in San Francisco.
