Sentence examples for data proper from inspiring English sources

So we started to work with different engineering firms to move from using thumb-rule engineering – which is everywhere in the world, not just India – to engineering using real data, proper simulations and proper design principles".

Reliability can improve through Software Reliability Models, analyze of reliability data, proper utilization of debuggers, internal quality factors and evaluating the measurement results.

Data vendors only linking to data locations without hosting the data proper (such as the list of data sets on KDnuggets.com) are also excluded because this type of provider offers a directory rather than data itself.

Machine learning methods in theory should be able to approach performance of human raters but they require a large quantity of scored data, proper feature representation, intensive feature engineering, and model selection.

However, it is important to emphasize that despite the capacity of the present spectrometers to afford quality spectral data, proper handling, interpretation and presentation of the data and associated information (e.g. images), the in-situ investigation of artworks remains a challenging task, and even more so when two or more analytical techniques are employed.

While several advanced methods exist for differential expression analysis of RNA-seq data, proper tools to anal.yze RNA-seq time-course have not been proposed.

Decentralizing data, with proper computer security, enables continued operation.

With sufficient data and proper economic evaluation, mangroves could be included in the initiative.

Over the next 12 months, smart marketers will see that over-enthusiasm in harvesting big data without proper privacy guidelines will damage the bond between brand and customer.

Many app vendors, who know a great deal about you, sell data without proper disclosure; mobile-privacy policies routinely rival "Hamlet" for length.

In April he published a paper in the Berkeley Technology Law Journal on how best to grant law-enforcement agencies access to individuals' location data, with proper checks and balances.