Sentence examples for experienced data from inspiring English sources

Data science is necessary and important, and as data grows, so does the need for experienced data scientists.

The New Yorker is seeking an experienced data journalist to join our small but highly motivated Multimedia and Interactive Features team.

Pete Warden, an experienced data scientist and author for O'Reilly on all things data, writes: The wonderful thing about being a data scientist is that I get all of the credibility of genuine science, with none of the irritating peer review or reproducibility worries..

In fact, most Usenet providers are, by necessity, experienced data storage providers.

The principal disadvantage is that complexity of the database requires experienced data managers.

"This in large part is because AI development and building deep learning models are slow and complex processes even for experienced data scientists and developers.

Hard Data (2011) is Dubois' experiment in using the emotional power of music to experience data.

I did different experiments with cables, you sort of feel the cable and data pulling on your fingernail, it's a beautiful way of experiencing data on a body level".

"I did different experiments with cables, you sort of feel the cable and data pulling on your fingernail, it's a beautiful way of experiencing data on a body level," says Bartholl. .

However, after experiencing data saturation, the remaining interviews were discontinued.

The caries experience data are summarised in Table 3 for the same variables and no significant differences were found.