Sentence examples for ditch data from inspiring English sources

For R we calibrated different values for the experimental data and for the ditch data (2.3 g m−3 d−1 and 3.3 g m−3 d−1), which is likely due to the fact that the microcosm sediments were less organic than the ditch sediments.

Even if Iridium is eventually ditched, the collected data could enable scientists to estimate the currents based on the brightness of the Northern Lights.

On July 7, Verizon will become the third major mobile phone carrier to ditch its unlimited-data plan and go to tiered pricing, following AT&T and T-Mobile.

By switching to VoIP, companies can ditch everything but their data network, which makes maintenance dramatically simpler for the IT staff.

It is these numbers that are stored to recreate the image; the rest of the data is ditched.Richard Baraniuk and Kevin Kelly of Rice University in Houston, Texas, used compressed sensing to eliminate this waste.

When Apple ditched Google's mapping data for its own home brew, it lost the ability to dole out public transit directions for large cities, forcing San Franciscans and New Yorkers to choose their own third-party apps to get their route information.

The email was a 'last ditch' effort to obtain outcome data where the telephone calls had failed.

Initialization of ethnic proportions The DITCH model uses the UK census data of 2001 as a basis for the parameter ethproportion.

The big numbers underscore the increasing demand for wireless data, as more wireless customers ditch traditional cellphones in favor of smartphones like iPhones and Android devices.

As wireless phone networks become more advanced and their ability to handle data gets better, people may ditch their handheld computers for phones that do it all.

Three gastropods in the UK red data book (RDB) occupy drainage ditches on threatened grazing marshes.