Sentence examples for emotive data from inspiring English sources

We used the Epoc Neuro Headset device, which allows you to extract three different values: cognitive, expressive and emotive data directly from the brain.

It's only natural that we now want to combine the type of information we can get from people — emotive-based data like social proof — with the efficiency of obtaining information via Google.

From our engagement data, emotive and nostalgic content constantly top the charts with our audiences while brands feel comfortable pushing their message with more identity-related and uplifting content.

It's an emotive, emotional shot of electricity".

One of the most emotive uses of such data, however, is in the economic evaluation of health care, with some measures designed specifically to be used in cost-utility analyses that is, analyses that attempt to determine the benefits of an intervention in terms of both length of life gained and quality of life.

To determine when this point is reached involves consideration of objective data and emotive aspects such as patient wishes.

The poems are emotional and emotive.

Patrick Mulkern of the Radio Times hailed the episode as "a victory for all", and praised Gatiss for the character of Professor Bracewell, commenting favourably on how the writer "turns him into an emotive robot like Star Trek's Data, and gives Bill Paterson material worthy of his status".

Leadership should be about making the best decisions based on the data available, even on emotive issues such as fluoridation and vaccination.

There seemed something interesting to say around how the mood-enhancing drugs we take are impacting the wider environment". Fellow hacker Victoria Bradbury hoped the lobster might allow people to engage with data in a more emotive way.

Being emo means emotional hardcore or emotive rock.