Two weeks later, the data began rolling in.
A few years ago, the epidemiological data started rolling in, showing increasing numbers of black women who weren't IV drug users becoming infected with H.I.V.
In a 2011 paper Rosa Abrantes-Metz of New York University's Stern School of Business and Sofia Villas-Boas and George Judge of the University of California, Berkeley, examined LIBOR data over rolling six-month windows, and found that LIBOR was far likelier than another benchmark interest rate to depart from Benford patterns.
Inside the collaboration, those heady early days when real data started rolling in generated as much excitement as the Higgs discovery did 3 years later, Anastopoulos says.
Based on these data, a rolling submission in the first half of 2011 to the US FDA led to accelerated approval in less than 6 months following submission.
Mean flow stress-strain curves calculated from load-time data of rolling tests reasonably correspond to work hardening and dynamic recovery behaviour.
Backupify, a startup that provides online backup, archiving and export services for cloud-based social media and SaaS data, is rolling out its application for Google Apps.
The experimental data of rolling bearing vibration signal is used to illustrate the performance of IACO-SVM algorithm by comparing with the parameters in SVM optimized by genetic algorithm (GA), cross-validation and standard ACO methods.
These companies offered different ways of helping to attack that complexity, but over time, with all the cloud-based big data solutions, rolling a Hadoop system seemed futile, even with the help of companies like Cloudera and Hortonworks.
Once the Kepler data started rolling in, Charbonneau worked with his graduate student at the time, Courtney Dressing, on his next big milestone in the field of exoplanet research: determining how common habitable Earth-like planets are in the galaxy.
