Sentence examples for jumbled data from inspiring English sources

Optical illusions are endlessly fascinating because they reveal the extent to which what we see is not "out there" but inside our brains, where the jumbled data received from the eyes must be assembled into a coherent narrative.

The problem is jumbled data.

As Josh explained at the time, when people post about sports, "the problem is jumbled data.

Now, a Ventura, Calif., firm is hiring astute dolphin librarian robots to fish information from the ocean of jumbled data sloshing around on corporate local area networks.

In contrast, analysis of trees obtained from the jumbled data matrices revealed no strongly supported clades (average support of 12.8%, s.d. = 0.23; see Additional File 3 for statistical details).

And instead of being tasked with accumulating enough data to understand our world, now we spend our jumbled days shuffling through the information that's out there, struggling to make sense of it and harness it to improve our lives.

Anything resembling a linear narrative of the famine has been studiously avoided, to allow for a display of quotations, homilies, and data recitations, deliberately jumbled, so that George Pataki shares wall space with Tocqueville (nice for the Governor).

This jumble of data points is telling us a lot about the basic constituents of the universe.

The challenge now is about piecing together the endless jumble of data that's being pushed at us.

Think of it in terms of a jumble of data without labels, categorization or a sense of context — but with a certain latent value that could be unlocked with proper organization.

The results arrived innocuously on Mother's Day a jumble of data which revealed she wasn't the daughter of the dad who passed away in her arms 14 years earlier.