Sentence examples for hot spot data from inspiring English sources

The companies are using the cell tower and hot spot data to build maps of the world, maps that help smartphones quickly pinpoint their locations.

JiWire, a San Francisco-based wi-fi advertising network, calculated the hot spot data.

The ubiquity of such wi-fi networks is difficult to quantify and not measured in our wireless hot spot data.

In Atlanta's case, suburban sprawl helped goose its rankings: The vast majority of the metropolitan area's population lives outside the city limits, which aren't measured in our provider variety and wireless hot spot data, leaving a smaller sample size for Atlanta's commerce-heavy and very wired–downtown.

We obtained the DNase I hypersensitivity hot spot data for peripheral blood CD20 and CD34+ mobilized cell types from the ENCODE project (University of Washington).

The eudicot-specific CNSs were searched against recombination hot spot data for A r. thaliana published by Horton et al. (2012).

If there were clear hot spots, data from these areas were assessed.

These metastasis data together with the hypoxic foci/vascular hot spots data from the first experiment give strong evidence that metastatic dissemination is preceded by the development of hypoxic foci/vascular hot spots in D-12 tumours.

The densities of hypoxic foci and vascular hot spots (No. mm−2) were determined to be 0.062±0.003 and 0.039±0.002, respectively, consistent with the hypoxic foci/vascular hot spots data in Figure 3.

In this way, marketing resembles other hot spots of data research, including brain science and genomics.

JiWire,"the leading mobile audience media company that reaches the on-the-go Audience across its location-based media channel" (read: hot spots), collected data from it's quarter million hot spots and polled more than two thousand random customers from March 2010 to April 2010.