Sentence examples for data hours from inspiring English sources

The minidesktops also come with a large SuperMulti Double-layer drive, which provides enough room to record significant data, hours of DVD-quality video and thousands of songs.

Notice, however, that the benchmark model does a far better job in capturing the decline in hours worked from 1974 to 2015 than the model with constant taxes: In the data, hours worked per working-age person fall by 21.0% over this period, whereas in the benchmark model, they fall by 27.7%.

Kernel density estimates were used for the development of joint probability density profiles for ss ≥2 and ss <2 data hours (213 and 5,858, respectively, of 6,071 total hours) and for classification.

We did not adjust for the clustering of patients within hospitals (or community maternity services) in the model results described in the paper, as the hospital level effects were found to be small (and did not materially affect the key findings reported here), except when we included site level data (hours of consultant presence) as described explicitly below.

Upon examination of the data, Hour 3 post-feeding was chosen to represent postprandial LP values.

"You can see all the terminals here, and you can move through the data hour by hour.

The BS of relevant building archetypesallows to identify different resolutions of energy data: hour-by-hour data can be useful for demand-side management or renewable integration while aggregated data can be used for load forecasting and retrofit simulations.

The horizontal axis stands for the experiment number, the vertical axis stands for the numerical order of the synthesized data hour, and the color represents the Q φ values.

That's 8.1 gigabytes of data an hour, every hour, for every household watching.

The trade data comes hours before the released of America's employment data for December.

The terrorist attacks may well have affected or partly distorted the data on hours worked, economists said.