Sentence examples similar to data shrinks from inspiring English sources

In actuality, the camera is taking 41 megapixels of raw data, shrinking it down to improve resolution, and churning out something closer to an 8-megapixel photo.

The challenge for Inktomi and others is in knowing what type of device is requesting the data, shrinking it to fit the appropriate screen and delivering the relevant content in the fewest number of keystrokes.

It's not data-shrinking ready quite yet, but it does however give users impressive visibility and control over app data consumption on Android devices.

The free data-shrinking app which we've praised in the past runs quietly in the background and dramatically reduces data consumption.

Unless the sequester cuts are reversed, funding for economic data will shrink further in 2014, on top of a string of lean budget years.

More data will shrink the error bars and yield a clearer picture.

The number of observations compared to the initial raw data has shrunk to approximately 4 % in the final result.

So it's unsurprising that the agreement includes a gradually reducing wholesale cap for data — eventually shrinking to €2.5 per GB by 2022.

That's no small challenge, given growing data sets, shrinking screen sizes, and ever shorter attention spans, which is why the concept of design has become a huge differentiator.

When restricted to days where particle species concentrations were available, the data set shrank even further to 18% for sulfate, 17% for OC, and 17% for nitrate.

Including hidden nodes can reduce associated effect sizes (because the parameters of hidden nodes are not informed by empirical data and shrink to their prior expectations of zero).