Sentence examples for interception data from inspiring English sources

Canopy light interception was calculated as the sum of intercepted light for all MAclasses, and canopy light absorption was estimated from light interception data assuming a constant absorption coefficient (82%).

The AFP treats the disclosure of telecommunications interception data seriously, and it is an offence under the Telecommunications (Interception and Access) Act to disclose information relating to interception activities.

In practice, the spatial temporal patterns of vegetation phenology, especially in mountainous areas, make it difficult to quantitatively map and generate rainfall interception data to force continuous distributed hydrology models.

The extensive forest interception data source, the fitting and testing of four models, the introduction of a new model, and the availability of coefficient values for all four forest ecosystems are an important source of information and a benchmark for future investigations in this area of hydrology.

To assess how likely each commodity is to spread various plant diseases, we then need to overlap the trade network with interception data, which are already recorded (although not always made publicly available) at international borders.

The USDA-APHIS currently inspects plant imports for only a short list of federally prohibited noxious weeds (and plant pests and pathogens) and records pest interception data for these prohibited species in the Port Information Network (PIN) database (Mack et al. 2000; Reichard and White 2001; National Research Council 2002; D'Antonio et al. 2004; Table 2).

These programs have included, for example, the NSA's collection of billions of cell-phone location records each day; its recording of every single cell phone call into, out of, and within at least two countries; and its surreptitious interception of data from Google and Yahoo user accounts as that information travels between those companies' data centers located abroad".

But the advent of digital communication requires the interception of data itself.

The inventor of the web, Sir Tim Berners-Lee, has collaborated with more than 100 free speech groups and leading activists in an open letter to protest against the routine interception of data by governments around the world.

Berners-Lee has warned that online surveillance undermines confidence in the internet, and last week published an open letter, with more than 100 free speech groups and leading activists, to protest against the routine interception of data by governments around the world.

This signaling packet is necessary in order to set up a filter at the ER for the interception of data packets addressed to the MN.