Sentence examples for data wake from inspiring English sources

First, we estimated three-dimensional SAR distribution for each phone in TARO model's head with the measured SAR data (Wake et al, 2005).

The CDC called the data a "wake up call to the fast-moving opioid overdose epidemic".

Snorelax analyzes real-time and historical traffic data to wake you up earlier if there are any delays on your route, ensuring that when the work day starts, you're at your desk - not behind the wheel.

"Day time" and "night time" were established at 3 00 p.m. and 3 00 a.m., respectively, in order to collect HRV data during wake and sleep periods.

That could be used for monitoring health or movement data without waking the heftier chip, thus saving energy.

Researcher Lin Yang from the Washington University School of Medicine, in a statement accompanying the research letter, called the data a "wake-up call" for more aggressive policies and practices to fight obesity.

And is this new data a wake-up call?

Therefore, for sporadic data transmission, wake-up radio usage will always be more energy efficient than the power save mode.

The only limiting factors, he said, are "how well you can measure brain activity, how good your models are and how fast your computers are". The fact that the computer models used data from waking minds and still made accurate predictions about dreams suggests the researchers are onto something about the links between waking and dreaming states, Gallant said.

Data from waking up until going to bed will be used for analysis.

According to current scientific data, although wake-promoting substances may promote alertness and concentration at night for learning purposes, they enhance neither memory, nor other higher cognitive domains, nor mood.