Sentence examples for data take up from inspiring English sources

Data take up so much room on already overcrowded cell networks that packing on high-speed customers risks either pushing bill-paying voice customers off or making their already poor service intolerable.

The GM130 colocalization data take up most of figure, and doesn't add a lot.

Simply displaying a screen-full of data took up three-quarters of the RAM.

In this paper, its operational status throughout data taking up to the end of 2011 is presented, and its tracking performance is reviewed.

QFS uses a more efficient data replication system based on Reed-Solomon coding so that data takes up less disk space — this also reduces the overall IO required.

Baseline exposure as simulated from NHANES biomonitoring data takes up a substantial fraction of the RfD in nursing infants, which does not allow much additional perchlorate exposure from drinking water.

The structure reveals that the RecJ domain of Cdc45, which recent data have found to bind to escaped leading strand substrates (Petojevic et al., unpublished data), takes up a position on the CMG that would aid in capturing a DNA segment that might escape from the Mcm2-7 pore.

Depending on the validation metric applied and the parameter settings complete clustering of a large data set, such as Mootha et al. data can take up to a few hours on a typical computer.

The copied data can take up a great deal of space, from two to eight gigabytes, though many tools can compress the raw data into a gigabyte or so as a way of saving space at the cost of a slightly degraded picture or sound.

Calculating a phone's location using just GPS satellite data can take up to several minutes.

In fact, we have tried to do this for nucleotide sequences with K up to 15, but the data files take up too much space since the K-mer array is rather long, especially under the condition that we included a large number of genomes and genomic elements, which exceed our current computer storage capacity.