Sentence examples for data scheme from inspiring English sources

Kent county council said this week that it is shortly to pilot a free data scheme on its website.

Dynamically linked libraries are modules of procedures and data (Scheme heaps, in fact) that are brought into a process' memory from the file system the first time an element of the module is referenced by the program.

The details are revealed in new figures from the National Food Survey, which has been running since the Second World War, published by the Environment Department (Defra) as part of its "open data" scheme.

Family doctors are concerned that the "total confidentiality" of GP consultations could be under threat from a major NHS data scheme which will see confidential patient records stored in a national database.

He said: "The challenge is, that once you need to address a particular system and extract the data, you still need to get the instruction manual out about the API to work out the data scheme or the data model that sits behind it, and start to build up a big picture.

The data, published by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) as part of its "open data" scheme, is from 150,000 households who took part in the survey between 1974 and 2000, combined with information from 2000 to 2014.

For those who advocate such labor-intensive data schemes, the fate of the Mundaneum may offer a cautionary tale.

You might find different companies have completely different data schemes.

Helper data schemes are used for preserving privacy in biometric databases and for physical unclonable functions.

For those who naively believe that Internet.org's Free Basics is undoubtedly inferior to free data schemes, there's another side to the argument, as well.

Furthermore, below the middleware, well adapted, interoperable data schemes boost sustainable development of database structures, including efforts for scheme-less databases and other semantic web developments.