Sentence examples for device graph from inspiring English sources

For what it's worth, Tapad says that its Device Graph respects data privacy, working with anonymized data.

Tru Optik, on the other hand, has created what Swanston described as "a household-level device graph".

To fill this gap, Tapad uses complex algorithms to create a "probabilistic device graph," which tells marketers how likely it is that the user of one device is the same as the user of another.

Tru Optik, on the other hand, has created what Swanston described as "a household-level device graph". In other words, it has created a unique (but anonymized) identifier for each household, allowing it to see when multiple devices are used by one family, and then track content consumption across those devices.

Sivaramakrishnan also pointed to the fact that Drawbridge's device graph now includes more than 3 billion devices that are connected to 1 billion users, and she argued that her company's approach, which doesn't use user login data, is taking "the moral high ground" because it's "keeping the separation of church and state — consumer privacy is kept sacrosanct".

The company was one of the first to work on creating a cross-device graph that allowed advertisers to use data to target consumers across laptops, mobile phones, tablets and more.

Connecting online ads to offline purchases isn't a new new, but Drawbridge founder and CEO Kamakshi Sivaramakrishnan said that by plugging this partner data into her company's cross-device graph, Drawbridge can give marketers "a full-circle view of the customer".

But in Indonesia, where people are most likely to access the internet with a mobile device, the graph above does indicate that those that downloaded the Android apps for Iflix, Viu, Tribe and Catchplay tend to use them more than rival apps.

In addition, electronic music, composed with such devices as graphs, mathematical symbols, and diagrams, is not easily translated into a readable "score" for publication.

These include the use of tactile objects called "manipulatives," such as geometric shapes made out of construction paper, and devices, called graphing calculators, used to plot points along an x/y axis.

The calendar and contacts is not only where people live and record their lives; it's a living microcosm of their social graph device that grows and evolves as people and their networks do.