"data traces" is an acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to digital information that has been left behind, and can be tracked or traced. For example, "We were able to use data traces to determine the suspect's location."
The data traces showed him easing off the throttle, the opposite of what Piquet had done on lap 14.
How, Manovich writes, do you "ask interesting questions about society through its data traces?
Every time users interact with online services they leave data traces, documenting their online behavior.
(i) experiment abstract, (ii) meta information and (iii) experiment iterations containing data traces.
All of these results are consistent with the closeness of the model and data traces in Fig. 6.
The new web based interface permits the user to browse through all the logbook entries, run information and even view some key data traces of the experiment.
Gathering information on the chest sizes of more than five thousand Scottish soldiers, for example, Quetelet found that the data traced a bell-shaped curve centered on the average chest size, about forty inches.
The tribe assembled four volumes on its history -- the Ramapough Indians say they are descendants of the Lenape tribe who sought refuge in the Ramapo Mountains straddling New York and New Jersey -- and hundreds of feet of genealogical data, tracing lineage 5,000 years.
This spring, a six-week trial in the case attracted wide interest, in part because it featured the first testimony of an industry whistle-blower and the presentation of long-sealed federal data tracing gun sales.
The literature data trace back to the 80s.
Three algorithms were applied on this data trace.
