Sentence examples for data violates from inspiring English sources

"The Court has explicitly held, that any generalized access to such data violates the fundamental rights of EU citizens.

V) With the specified green boundary between "40-80" in "Percentage", the respective "UpCounter" and "DownCounter" will be updated if the application monitor data violates the limits.

Then if the regulated monitoring utilization data violates the up/down green limits for the respected thresholds, appropriate scaling optimization will be triggered (refer to full algorithm in Additional file 1). Figure 2 The optimization triggering algorithm.

"The Court held that any form of 'mass surveillance' of content data violates the EU's Charter of Fundamental Rights and that a country has to provide 'essentially equivalent' protections to EU law in the public and private sector," Schrems writes.

Kleijnen proposed using Ordinary Least Squares method combining with experimental design to estimate polynomial regression metamodels, but I/O data violates some classical assumptions of OLS as the correlation between output which due to common random numbers and Heterogeneous variances which caused by using different factor combinations.

For PaaS optimization, when the current application environment monitor data violates its current green up/down limit for the respected threshold, which indicates the environment is under/over provisioned, OCSO scales it in/out with the exact green optimal numbers of VMs (necessity for the real-time workload).

The newspaper, he said, knew or should have known" that publishing the data violated therules.

Last year the European court of justice struck down an EU law on data retention and ruled that "blanket" storage of EU citizens' data violated their human rights.

And Bloomberg News reported that the Federal Trade Commission is investigating whether Facebook, in enabling C.A. to access so much of its users' data, violated a consent decree that it signed in 2011.

The country's highest court ruled Tuesday that a security law requiring the mass storage of telephone, e-mail and Internet data violated a constitutional provision on privacy and must be revised.

Hence, data violating the prerequisite of sphericity were interpreted according to P values calculated using the Greenhouse-Geisser correction.