Sentence examples for data overloads from inspiring English sources

This jumble of visual data overloads facial-recognition algorithms.

Having a long read range means more tags will be read at a certain time, potentially causing data overloads (Costin et al. 2012b).

Geoffrey Baehr is suffering from data overload.

Schenkar's nonlinear organizing method was a brilliant idea to save herself — and the reader — from data overload.

Yet Microsoft understands the threat that data overload poses to Windows' current metaphors.

Whereas surfing the Web feels like data overload, combined with sensory constriction, a waterfall offers sensory overload of the most pleasant sort.

But the rapid deployment -- and mounting Internet traffic from video streaming and file sharing -- have caused many wireless broadband services to slow down or interrupt from data overload.

Binney and a team of some twenty others believed that they had pinpointed the N.S.A.'s biggest problem — data overload — and then solved it.

Hence, the brain has evolved mechanisms for combating data overload, allowing large rivers of data to pass along optical and cortical corridors almost entirely unassimilated, and peeling off selected data for a close, careful view.

Now the channel behind Norway's marathon "Slow TV" broadcasts – billed as an antidote to the frantic data overload of the internet and twitter – has excelled itself with Piip Show, a strangely addictive "reality-TV show with wild birds".

As the BCCI prepare for the look-what-I-found-at-the-back-of-my-sock-drawer Test series against West Indies, the wider internet prepares for the data overload that will peak with the retirement of Sachin Tendulkar.