Sentence examples for division of data from inspiring English sources

A clear division of data and application logics enables context-awareness and facilitates the reconfiguration process, when new information should be added into the system.

VMware is a publicly traded division of data storage maker EMC Corp, and the two companies say they plan to give more details about their "Pivotal Initiative," or plan to merge the two company's data analystics and coule application assets.

Clustering is a division of data into groups of similar objects where each of these subsets (groups, clusters) consists of objects that are similar between themselves and dissimilar to objects of other groups.

In order to systematically implement the structural component of triangulation, there is a systematic division of data, which is based on certain criteria (purpose, history, level of organization, structure) (Donnadieu and Karsky, 2002).

The three main steps of our protection scheme are illustrated in Fig. 3: (i) division of data packets into blocks of low k, (ii) encoding of each block of k data packets, and (iii) the outcome of the encoding for each block of k data packets forms a set of n−k packets.

Close scrutiny of previous presentations of existing Emech, CM data [2], [3], [6], [7] highlighted two unresolved issues: Firstly, a qualitative division of data into two size clusters was apparent and warranted quantitative investigation.

Data partitioning facilitates division of the data stored in large BIM files into multiple parts and storage on different machines (nodes).

Table 1 shows permeability data and similar depths and Table 2 shows division of permeability data into three zones for well A. Equations (2)–(4) are used for calculation of variance between zones, variance in each zone, and zonation coefficient, respectively.

The number of cases reported on the first day of identified outbreaks ranged between 2 and 4. The historical data are displayed in Figure 1 and Additional File 2, with the division of the data into 15 'outbreak' datasets based on equal bisection of each of the intervening non-outbreak periods.

Figure 7 Division of the data available in the databases from the Ekofisk and FINO 1 research platforms in three data sets: Training, Validation, and Testing.

We preferred to calculate EMR since (a) it is more straightforward and (b) the statistics are rather poor as will be demonstrated later, so additional division of the data into 21 age categories does not provide new information; on the contrary, it may introduce artifacts due to statistical fluctuations.