Sentence examples for data would come from inspiring English sources

The data would come from a mandatory form filled out by the individual(s) responsible for an error.

All of these hypotheses then inform the data you will pull to validate what is truly driving the CSAT — some of the data would come from customer surveys and others might come from historical customer data.

All of this data would come in handy for Twitter's planned analytics service it wants to roll out to business customers.

"We had an automated system whereby the point data would come in and then we would cancel any bets that we had in the market that we deemed were at the wrong price," he says.

Although ideally all data would come from animals in the wild, other studies have shown that TEE rates in captive and wild apes are about the same, regardless of activity levels, Van Schaik notes.

The Dutch retailer, fresh from revealing a record $1.4 billion loss after three delays, issued a timetable showing the key data would come three weeks later than it had indicated just last Thursday.

So here, you see an illustration of the raw data that would come from the detection of these action potential discharge events.

The ruling is unlikely to make its way here any time soon as its messy mixing of the right to be forgotten with data protection would come up against protections for journalists enshrined in UK law.

According to a summary of the meeting, it was held to determine whether computing facilities existed to capture and analyze the vast amounts of data that would come from the project.

The team used an array of 462 GPS stations spread across Japan to approximate the data that would come from cellphones.

We wanted to tell this story, and we were curious about the data that would come in afterwards," explains Pereyra.