Sentence examples for data you do from inspiring English sources

If your browser is set to use your computer or mobile device's location data, you do not even need to include your ZIP code in the search box because the search engine already knows where you are.

Decisions by the C.D.C. and state health departments to stop confirming most cases in laboratories "is making our life miserable," he said, adding, "If you don't have good data, you don't make good predictions".

This information would be wirelessly transmitted as encrypted data (you don't want rival coaches eavesdropping) to a display device, such as a tablet computer.

"Given the noise in the data you don't want to set your pants on fire about it," said Michael Feroli, chief United States economist at JPMorgan Chase.

"In the absence of this data, you don't know whether your primary effect is reducing overpayments or deterring eligible people from claiming the credit," said Mr. Greenstein, an supporter of the credit.

The data you do get, the so-called "rich" data, are from your engaged, interested users — but making marginal improvements for them won't help you.

Give that person permission to be critical of your own thinking, to push you and to question why you chose to rely on the data you did.

"What would be unethical... is if the data you didn't include in the paper, for example, has direct bearing on the conclusion of the paper.

In this way your having (i.e., immediately perceiving) the sense-data you do is supposed to account for what it is for a public object to appear to you to be a certain way; and you have sense-data whether or not there is any public object that you indirectly perceive by immediately perceiving them.

From about 2005, Argo gave us comprehensive ocean data – if you don't have data you can't say anything.

DATA: all birds, all counties, all countries INTERACTIVE: see how we visualised the data Can you do something with this data?