Sentence examples for data notice from inspiring English sources
The channel is considered to remain constant within a block but vary from one block to another, where the block consists of training signal and useful data (Notice that the adaptation of the source precoder and relay transceiver matrices in fast fading scenario can be impractical if the design is based on instantaneous channels [23].
Find the IP address of the website (more precisely, the server) on the first line, where it says "Pinging Website_Address_You_Entered [X.X.X.X] with 32 bytes of data:" Notice the connectivity between you machine and the server from the line where it says: "Packets: Sent = X, Received = X, Lost = X (X% loss)," where all the Xs will be replaced by numbers.
The statistical results of both models are found to be encouraging; particularly results of running the ELM model with incomplete sets of data, noticing that the sensitivity of the proposed model to missing data changes from one location to another, as well as along the year for certain study location.
Scientists who later analyzed the seismograph data noticed that several long-period earthquakes (which begin strongly and then slowly die out) had occurred in the final hours before the eruption.
Enforcement agencies already had a very useful power – known as a data preservation notice – where they could compel a provider to initiate collection on a particular person.
The new protections would expand on the framework of Fair Information Practice Principles that address data security, notice and choice — or the privacy policies many users agree to on Web sites — and rights to obtaining information on the Internet.
From Child Welfare Data [public notice] Child Welfare Bureau, 2006.
We observe the data and notice that prices usually keep constant for a while before a sudden change.
However, with or without Curve, upcoming regulation in Europe/U.K. in the form of PSD2 and Open Banking, has already put the banks' ability to lock up your spending data on notice.
In a related investigation, looking at a different machine, Virginia investigators found wireless cards that could allow "an external party to access the [machine] and modify the data without notice from a nearby location".
