Sentence examples for framework of data from inspiring English sources
But there is the makings of a major dispute over plans for what ministers call an "enhanced framework" of data retention and monitoring to help combat crime.
Data quality from the perspective of the consumer is presented subjectively in [13] as a comprehensive framework of data quality attributes.
In the framework of data interpretation for petroleum exploration, this paper contributes two contributions for visual exploration aiming to manually segment surfaces embedded in volumetric data.
A framework of data stream clustering that consists of online and offline components is designed to cluster high scale datasets with ordinal data types and monotonous data in real time processing.
To summarise this paper has a twofold goal: first to propose, in the framework of data science, new tools to collect and analyse historical databases, second and in complement with the former, to provide a narrative on the history of mathematics as extracted from data.
The new mission will prompt innovative ways of representing the Earth's magnetic field, either mathematically, or physically by incorporating dynamical constraints in the general framework of data assimilation (e.g. Fournier et al., 2007), but the improved sampling in space and time of SWARM measurements will also greatly enhance the robustness of simpler approaches such as the one presented here.
However, it is worth noting also that development within the framework of data-driven motion control can readily extend and be integrated with hardware-based systems.
Similarly, Song et al. [38] proposed a generic framework of data-protection-as-service (DPaaS), which integrates various protection modules including access control, key management, and logging, to provide a combined multi-tier protection mechanisms for the current cloud.
This study aims to propose a framework of data-driven product design for capturing product visual aesthetics UX to effectively identify the useful design concepts from consumer preferences to consumer response.
These are discussed within the framework of available data and information, and examples are provided.
