Sentence examples for deriving data from inspiring English sources

Due to this, Eq. (2) served for deriving data for the further QSPR studies.

Forbes and other magazines give readers scanners for bar codes on ads, thus deriving data on who reads what.

Forbes and other magazines give readers scanners for bar codes on ads, deriving data on who reads what.

However, the common designrelated problems such as defining user requirements and deriving data integration and transformation activities are far away from being resolved due to the variation and ambiguity of user requirements and the complexity of ETL processes, and these were the fundamental issues of conflicts in heterogeneous information sharing environments.

Wage growth was calculated by deriving data from TurkStat and WIOD input output tables (compensation of employees) Period Agriculture Manufacturing Service Inflation 1973 1985 38.6 35.3 35.3 38.5 1985–2003 63.9 65.9 68.1 63.5 2003–2009 10.8 12.7 15.6 11.5 Table 12 Ratio of export to import by sector in Turkey.

This enables deriving data paths from XML elements of the metadata and subsequent matching of the metadata with the derived data.

The methods and considerations provide useful experience for deriving data-driven models for industrial processes.

A Simply put, Ordnance Survey derived data is any data created using Ordnance Survey base data.

The "derived data" argument has been one of the fiercest, if out of sight of most consumers, in the geographic world.

For example, if you capture a polygon or a point or any other feature using any Ordnance Survey data, either in its data form or as a background context to the polygon/point/other feature capture, this would constitute derived data.

Figure 1 SUNY gridded satellite-derived data.