Sentence examples for data-laden from inspiring English sources
There is no hiding from the numbers: data-laden documents are distributed before the meeting, and overhead map projections pinpoint the sites of individual incidents in pitiless detail.
In a nifty reconstruction of a GP's cubicle, wry and versatile Elizabeth Berrington looks up from her data-laden screen and says she's glad the audience didn't arrive when she "had been watching a baby alligator hatch in a teacup".
These include the Association of Cancer Online Resources (acor.org) and e-patients (e-patients.net), as well as Patients Like Me and Trusera (trusera.com), which provide a bit of Facebook-style social connectivity for patients, along with the ability to share their stories in clinical, data-laden detail.
In other words, how do you pick the best way to estimate whether an e-mail is spam?) The two men also teach a two-day course for businesspeople called "Statistical Learning and Data Mining" that costs $1,450 and attracts a broad range of data-laden people.
Because employees will continue to access data-laden cloud apps via their mobile devices, both shifts are tightly coupled, and the mobility security problem is about to snowball.
Other target data-laden industries could include telecoms and insurance, though the team has kicked-off focusing on financial services, and the current pilot phase of the platform is with "major banks".
Additionally, climate models are "data laden", i.e., they are sensitive to calibration procedures.
More often than not electronic records spit out boiler-plate data (often laden with errors) that get transmitted from one doctor to another completely devoid of any semblance of human interaction.
Estimating time-scales from genetic data is laden with methodological obstacles.
However, interpolation of wind speed data may be laden with great uncertainty due to extremely sparse ground meteorological observations, the highly heterogeneous landscape and lake-land breeze effects.
The hint-laden data were taken when CDMS used detectors made of silicon; it has since moved on to germanium detectors.
