Sentence examples for data on its own from inspiring English sources
The paper didn't have the ability to go through that much raw data on its own, so it approached the I.C.I.J., which activated the consortium.
And if the state education department co-operates by giving researchers access to data on its own pupils, it will be possible to tell whether charter schools are leaching talent from state schools or whether the challenge they pose to incumbents improves performance across the board.Newark's charters are convinced they have a compelling story to tell.
OftenType says it does not store this data on its own servers, but rather it's kept locally on your device.
Stripe believes that its machine learning, and close monitoring of transaction data on its own platform, giving it an edge of a lot of the third party offerings.
President Barack Obama has asked Congress to rein in the programme by barring the NSA from storing phone call data on its own and requiring it to seek a court order to access telecom companies' records.
President Barack Obama has asked Congress to rein in the programme by barring the NSA from storing phone call data on its own and to require it to seek a court order to access telecom companies' records.
Furthermore, with each piece of data standing on its own, one can secure the data directly instead of securing its containers.
Whether Amazon will use this data for its own benefit, or use it to offer users of its POS data insights on its own customers remains to be seen.
A typical setup is this: a computer is confronted with a large set of data, and on its own asked to sort the elements of that data into categories, a bit like a child who is asked to sort a set of toys, with no specific instructions.
Mr. Charles also emphasized that his company's leak was unlike that of Diebold, which had left much of the purloined data unprotected on its own site.
In the aftermath of recent disclosures – that Poland cooperated with US intelligence and delivered up vast amounts of telecommunications data (possibly on its own citizens) – the 25th anniversary of our "freedom" feels bittersweet.
