Histogram reporting temporal frequency of data points for individual cities.
(a d) represent the pre-modern period, from 3700 BC AD 1800, and use the same scale to measure frequency of data points per city.
A search on Google (both.com and.co.uk) showed that the frequency of "data is" is almost five times greater than that of "data are" (ranking below).
"We know that monitoring of blood pressure at home can help control hypertension, and newer devices may facilitate the accuracy and frequency of data that we doctors have to treat our patients," he says.
A crucial setting of the scope involves establishing the number of data required to counterbalance limitations in the measurement accuracy and frequency of data collection.
Spatial coverage of the entire dataset for six different time periods, accompanied by the frequency of data points per city for each period, is pictured in panels a-f of Fig. 5. Panel g shows population-weighted global mean centers (GMCs) for each of the six time periods.
"Nocsae, I think, in the last day or so, has felt, and is moving toward, cinching up a great deal that requirement of data reporting and frequency of data reporting," Cantu told the meeting's attendees.
For the first time, the cell-based adaptive mesh refinement (AMR) is fully implemented on GPU for the unstructured quadrilateral grid, which greatly reduces the frequency of data exchange between GPU and CPU.
Determining the frequency of data collection is a common challenge.
This is basically the frequency of data generation or the frequency of data delivery.
The frequency of data generation in Big Data is fast.
