Sentence examples for episodic data from inspiring English sources

We recognise that truly open government does not just come through episodic data releases, important though they are.

This was acknowledged by Cabinet Office minister Francis Maude in his opinion piece for the network when he said: "We recognise that truly open government does not just come through episodic data releases, important though they are".

We treat these episodic data as continuous in time and use them to analyse the duration of PP episodes and to estimate hazard functions for the daily probabilities of exiting PP, exiting PP to other IS payments and exiting IS.

In 1999, NHANES began a continuous data collection process as opposed to episodic data collection in earlier years.

Because cough is episodic, data collection over many hours is required, along with real-time aural analysis which is equally time-consuming.

Big data streams enter with episodic information and create high-dimensional feature spaces.

By time of interview, only 6 patients still experienced these new headaches (1 chronic, 4 episodic, 1 data not available).

Finally, our data provide further evidence for functional differentiation within the medial temporal lobe, with the hippocampus containing significantly more episodic information than adjacent structures.

Finally, our data provide further evidence for functional differentiation within the medial temporal lobe, in that we show the hippocampus contains significantly more episodic information than adjacent structures.

Although there is considerable evidence that slow-wave sleep (SWS) facilitates the consolidation, and thus the preservation, of newly formed episodic memories3, emerging data suggest that sleep, and in some cases rapid eye movement (REM) sleep, can play an important part in the extraction of generalized informational schemas from individual experiences4,5,6.

Depending upon the particular application, architecture modifications, such as those described above, could provide great potential for enhanced, further processing, as well as addressing episodic or sequential data.