Sentence examples for dataset compiled from inspiring English sources

Open Courts is a dataset compiled by computer science students Zbell and Molnár as part of their university project.

This is a vast and uniquely rich dataset compiled from 20-minute interviews with 800,000 music lovers from 25 different countries, recording their interests, attitudes, behaviours, and their familiarity and appreciation of music.

The dataset, compiled by the Centre for Whale Research in the US, contains birth and death dates as well as details of the genetic and social relationships in two populations of killer whales, which share their menopausal trait with only humans and pilot whales.

We show, for example, that even the most robust dataset compiled in 1998 is severely undersampled.

This paper uses a dataset compiled from http://www.organic-wine.bien-boire.info/index.php.info/index.php

Based on the largest publicly available dataset compiled in this study, we found no overall correlation between skin permeability and skin sensitization.

Just as in optical imaging, where compiling 2D images into a stack creates a 3D dataset; compiling 2D slices into the final printed object creates a 3D part.

The validation scenario for our prototyped algorithms involved the transit network and real POI datasets compiled from the metropolitan area of Athens Greecee).

The terrestrial freshwater and nutrient (DIN) fluxes from rivers and SGDs into the bay were estimated using a hydrological model and climatological datasets compiled from nutrient concentration data for the rivers, streams, and groundwater.

This paper provides an introduction to, and synoptic analysis of, the datasets compiled in the LaMEVE database to describe spatial and temporal trends in recorded volcanic activity, identify gaps in the existing knowledge, and discuss issues of under-recording.

All the HVS-I profiles obtained were searched among datasets compiled from the literature (more than 83.000 profiles) but only considering the common sequence range from position 16090 to 16365.