Sentence examples for impenetrable data from inspiring English sources

The show sweeps you along with the momentum of a heist movie, as F-Society mount an assault on an "impenetrable" data fortress called Steel Mountain.

One of the best examples of how Isotype symbols were used to raise popular awareness is to be found in "Modern Man in the Making," Neurath's opus, published by Knopf in 1939; it beautifully demonstrates his means of presenting otherwise impenetrable data in bite-size, though not dumbed-down, nuggets, with layouts that are clean, crisp and easy on the eye.

You have a meeting in 20 minutes and you suddenly feel as if you're swimming in a sea of impenetrable data, and you're starting to sink.

Tower Hamlets managed an intricate, multi-layered excuse which said it was too complicated, and anyway they publish their own (impenetrable) data, and then finally that they thought about it, and decided it wasn't in the public interest to answer the FOI.

Tower Hamlets managed an intricate, multi-layered excuse which said it was too complicated, and anyway they publish their own (impenetrable) data, and then finally that they'd had a think, and decided it wasn't in the public interest to answer the FOI.

Veering between a patronising video, a vague report and impenetrable financial data does not amount to openness and accountability.

Origami Logic, a startup that has created a way for marketers to analyse, visualise and glean insights from the disparate and often impenetrable big data collected by their companies, is today announcing that it has picked up another $15 million in funding, led by Jafco Ventures with participation from existing investors Accel and Lightspeed.

Ecological concerns are raised by Natalie Jeremijenko, whose impenetrable Phenological Clock amasses climate data about this corner of South Kensington.

GoTrusted allows users to surf the web anonymously without the use of a proxy and is the only service that encrypts your data with impenetrable 128-bit SSL.

Pressure to keep this data in largely impenetrable silos comes from many places.

With no defense being 100percentt impenetrable, the private companies, as predominant data collectors and custodians of information, need to begin thinking long-term about why and how they collect and store our activity logs.