Sentence examples for free exchange of data from inspiring English sources
The World Meteorological Organization (WMO), part of the United Nations, organises the free exchange of data among 185 member states.
Professor Myles Allen, a leading climate scientist at Oxford University, said that free exchange of data with fellow scientists was a fundamental requirement of academic research.
Too much competition from the private sector would jeopardise the free exchange of data that allows any country to formulate forecasts.
If Congress finally does act to protect us against identity theft, the legislation could similarly go overboard as well, and have an impact on all these great companies making a living on the free exchange of data over the Internet.
The internet of things is an automated network that allows for the free exchange of information and data amongst physical objects under the control of an external system.
Current and former officials said the bureau allowed a fairly free exchange of information within the counterintelligence units and agents in the unit were allowed wide access to classified data banks.
i find it especially offensive that museums, libraries and information media are often among the most vigorous to seek injunction or financial remedy for "infringements" -- they should be at the forefront of protecting the free exchange of images, data and sound as essential to the fabric of contemporary free speech.
This frequent communication has facilitated close collaboration and free exchange of ideas, materials, tissues, and data.
With free exchange of larvae among populations, introgression frequencies would homogenize, but the data demonstrate that this is not the case.
However, wrote Mr Moss, many people now questioned that free exchange of ideas in the wake of ongoing disclosures about the US National Security Agency's Prism programme, which, since 2007, has been scooping up huge amounts of data about people's online activity.
