Sentence examples for from the analytics of from inspiring English sources

I have clear evidence from the analytics of my blog, Child Protection Resource, that my post "Section 20 – what does it mean?" has been the second most viewed since the site's inception in February last year.

Now they think of themselves far more as a movie studio like HBO that creates original programming, albeit one with a vast and unique understanding of viewing behavior derived from the analytics of its subscriber base.

This study aimed to evaluate a learning intervention in palliative care using a low-fidelity clinical simulation for undergraduate nursing students from a Spanish university, based on the analytics of their expectations and learning objectives.

Kenney [1] has studied the effect of the viscous damping, starting from the analytic solution of the response of the infinitively extended Eulero Bernoulli beam resting on Winkler foundation.

The skewness time, which reflects the wave distortion resulting from the addition of a higher harmonic component of combustion instability, is obtained from the analytic derivation of the interval between single-mode and multi-mode waves.

In that case, the function (f epsilon)) can be reconstructed from the analytic continuation of the (k_{1} -Borel transform of (hat {f}) by applying successively some acceleration operator and Laplace transform of order (k_{2}); see Section 6.1} -Borel].

This diagram is extracted from the analytic form of the IF signal by multiplication with the complex conjugate of the carrier frequency.

Alternatively, extract first the desired instantaneous parameter from the analytic signal of each independent segment and then construct the whole time history of the parameter.  .

To ameliorate this effect, it is preferable to extract the desired instantaneous parameter from the analytic signal of each independent segment and then construct the whole time history of the parameter as shown in Fig. 3.

From the analytic cohort of 42,214 women, 41,660 (99%) had data on all independent variables of interest and were included in regression models.

The names for these types of conscious acts derive not from a psychological theory, but from the analytic process of classifying acts in exchanges.