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More strikingly, Jiangping Mei and Michael Moses, economists at N.Y.U., examined the records of paintings with a previous auction history which Christie's and Sotheby's had sold since 1950 and used the data to put together the Mei Moses Fine Art Index.

By simply sitting in what I assume must be a very hot, brightly lit studio and shaking one's head back and forth, the system gets enough data to put together a really quite decent reproduction of one's head of hair.

Beyond being able to help teams solve their UX, search, and scaling issues, the team takes hopes to mix both qualitative and quantitative data to put together the best approach to deciding in which startups to invest.

If that's the case, though, the sensor is likely capable of several times that resolution for stills; it's just the way these things are set up, their data throughputs, image processors, and so on — if it can do 1280×720 pixels 30 times per second, it usually has enough sensor data to put together a couple megapixels.

Supervisors also use the data to put together enforcement plans for the month, including where to set up safety belt and sobriety checkpoints.

For those unsure of their budget, deal site offers.com compiled their data to put together this handy infographic as a guide for what to spend (and what to spend it on).

The data used to put together the Index is made up of company, employee, partner, vendor, customer, engaged market and influencer data, and derived from APIs and data obtained through purchases, partnerships, scraping, crowdsourcing and otherwise by its internal data team.

Because of this situation, any user with the proper knowledge has now the possibility to build upon existing Web services and data feeds to put together, piece by piece, the needed support for customized application scenarios.

A travel site could take that information, plus data from myProfile, to put together a tailored package for flights, hotel and entertainment.

Estate agent Hanover used house price data for October 2015 to put together the new Monopoly board, which celebrates the game's 80th anniverary.

Even if they're uncomfortable using the transactional data for performing reporting, he says, they can and should be using the data for other purposes: to put together "live" balance sheets for their clients or to automate financial planning programs.