Sentence examples for data picked up from inspiring English sources

His wife, too, said that her phone's battery had run out, meaning their movements could not be tracked from data picked up by cellphone towers.

The first is a reference beam containing no information; the second carries encoded data picked up from a so-called light modulator (often a liquid-crystal display).

You could also add location data picked up from GPS, the global positioning satellite network, and from wireless "tags" added to the environment, "because GPS doesn't work very well indoors," laughs Schwarz.

Combining poetic prose with psychological acuity – McCarry is the American Le Carré – the book plausibly incorporates its hypothesis into the known narrative involving Lee Harvey Oswald and is underwritten by our suspicion that McCarry's story may be informed by data picked up during his clandestine career.

HP's lawsuit seeks to overcome this by arguing that in his new role which Oracle says will include overseeing sales and marketing as well as support operations Mr Hurd will inevitably draw on confidential data picked up while at HP.Similar suits are likely as tech firms continue to invade one another's turf.

HP's lawsuit seeks to overcome this by arguing that in his new role which Oracle says will include overseeing sales and marketing as well as support operations Mr Hurd will inevitably draw on confidential data picked up while at HP.Expect more such suits as tech firms continue to invade one another's turf.

The new Cryosat data picks up from the end of that period, and suggests the contribution has risen still further.

The WFA data pick up the nighttime remains of hot deforestation fires, but miss fires burning beneath a forest canopy.

[C4.] Stocks Gain Despite Gloomy Data Stocks picked up some modest gains as investors looked beyond bleak economic news.

The trusted vice president handled reports to U.S. News & World Report personally; the other false data was picked up by colleagues who didn't verify the numbers before releasing them to other rankings organizations, investigators said.

The usage of the term 'big data' has picked up since 2011.