Sentence examples for data shipped from inspiring English sources

In America the Federal Trade Commission is extending its control over the privacy principles applied to data shipped across state borders.

It measures the speed of each byte transferred, and recently produced a report analysing the 35 petabytes (35m gigabytes) of data it shifted for consumers in the first half of 2011.These data, shipped across 18,000 internet service providers to 20m unique computers, produced some unsurprising results.

There's no mention of using the service to have data shipped back to you on Google's or Iron Mountain's site.

How could European's personal data shipped across the pond still be considered 'safe' in an era of systematic mass surveillance by the U.S. government?

The Automated Targeting System relies on government databases that include law enforcement data, shipping manifests, travel itineraries and airline passenger data, such as names, addresses, credit card details and phone numbers.

For massive amounts of data, shipping hard drives remains the fastest and often most cost-effective way of getting data into the cloud (or back out of it).

This is very much still the state of the art and practice for data movement – shipping "data bricks" around.

Our data show that GEP data of shipped samples were unsuitable for a reliable measurement of proliferation.

When a core needs a particular chunk of data, it broadcasts a request to all the other cores, and whichever one has the data ships it back.

THE long stretches of fiber optic cable carrying large volumes of data have been known as "backbones" for a long time by folks inside the data shipping business.

Starting with the site-specific metocean data, ship motion analysis was carried out with 3D diffraction-radiation program, then the obtained ship motion data was used as 6DOF tank excitation for subsequent sloshing model test and analysis.