Sentence examples for data that can tell from inspiring English sources
Put together, what this amounts to is a comprehensive set of data that can tell you the story of a person's life.
As a leader in the electronic medical records, we have a wealth of data that can tell us what's working and what's not.
There are lots of data companies that can tell you who's registered to vote, and there are lots of companies that compile consumer data on those same voters.
Thanks to the smart phone and search engines, consumers now carry in their hands a data source that can tell them which products and services match their values.
Verizon correlates this sensor data with two other types of information: bus-location data provided by the city and software that can tell whether a traffic light is red, yellow, or green at a given time.
And instead of the fingerprint analysis and security camera video used in human homicides, the veterinary detectives are relying on shrimp boat data recorders and chromatographic spectrum analysis that can tell if the oil residue found in an animal has the same "chemical signature" as BP crude.
What's more, because there is no complete list that can tell us exactly what data the government collects, we will create a new 'right to data' so that further datasets can be requested by the public.
School systems maintain a wealth of publicly available data that can actually tell us about the world we live in.
According to Dr. Wu, there are currently a lot of signals hidden in social media data that are left behind that can tell us something about that person.
I am no longer the only student working on this project; other people are producing data that can help me tell my committee a coherent story so they'll let me leave.
