Sentence examples for data taken over from inspiring English sources

Yvonne Bonanati from HomeAway.co.uk says: "Our data, taken over the past few years, has identified that the first Monday in January, this year the 4th, has consistently been the busiest day for UK travellers to book their next holiday.

The data taken over 207 live days indicates a 9Li production yield upper limit of 1.9×10−7μ−1g−1cm2 at ~400 m water equivalent (m.w.e).

The method is based on a chart which is a product of actual data taken over a span of several years.

The analysis was performed on streamflow data taken over the period from the 1950s to 2010 at 18 hydrological stations and on precipitation, temperature and potential evapotranspiration (PET) data from 43 climate stations.

The threshold masks were developed from azimuth-elevation maps of the S4 index, σϕ index, the Code-Carrier Divergence Standard Deviation (CC-STDDEV) and the L1 Carrier-to-Noise Density (L1 CNo) from 1-min scintillation data taken over a period of 10 12 months at each location to identify signals that are distorted by multipath effects.

The RMS misfits versus time for CHAMP, Ørsted and observatory data, taken over all magnetic components, latitudes, and times, are shown in Fig. 2. The CHAMP misfits do not show any long-term evolution but there are clearly periodic signals in the misfits that closely correlate with that satellite's 130 day local-time cycle.

Trojan malware can search through a user's personal data, take over Facebook sessions, steal apps, change browser settings and even hijack mobile phone numbers.

"The data takes over and actually determines the charts," Lowry notes.

Before Big Data took over the world, someone wrote a roman a clef about the 1992 Democratic primary.

But it's not just data that these companies are hoarding increasingly, the means of analyzing and understanding that data are being taken over too.

But it's not just data that these companies are hoarding – increasingly, the means of analysing and understanding that data are being taken over, too.