Sentence examples for data to think from inspiring English sources

Going up a dimension means you've got a lot more data to think about.

If you look at academic publications, people tend to say this is important data to think about but there aren't standards for how to interpret that data yet, not as a substitute for other data but as an element of an equation of what 'good' looks like.

"Here's a week to not get jerked around by irrelevant data and to think about the big picture," he advised.

But as I said, the universal rule for using data is to think about the question you're trying to answer.

The key to making the most of data is to think of the customer first, said Jess Burney, director of enterprise, customer relations management and subscriptions at Immediate Media, which publishes websites and magazines, such as Radio Times.

Earlier in the year, I wrote an opinion column on TechCrunch that big data "needs to think bigger".

You have to think data, data, data.

When we think of Big Data, we tend to think of large organizations, even nations, crunching terabytes of information.

Nothing in their data leads me to think that global warming due to human influence has stopped, or is irrelevant.

"You have your discounts, I'll keep my data," I tend to think (as I adjust my foil hat in the mirror).

For all these kinds of data, you have to think about how it gets into motion.