Sentence examples for keynote data from inspiring English sources
I couldn't say, but I brandished the Keynote data showing that our little problem was a freakish aberration.
But Mr. Shimojima said his technology team's observations showed better performance than Keynote's data for early December.
Apple said during its keynote that user data will not be shared with third parties.
After all, each number on a keynote and every data point gathered is the result of actions performed by a real human being.
The Cannes Lions mega advertising event is in full swing today in the south of France and while Twitter is marking its official presence there with a big sign at the entrance to the main venue (pictured here), and a big data keynote (led by Twitter's new chief media scientist Deb Roy) to go along with it, it's also continuing to ink deals.
In fact, just days before the keynote address, Microsoft released data about its staff diversity.
Keynote Lecture Title: A Data-driven, Systems Biology Approach for Exploring the Role of Epigenetics in Drug-resistant Human Cancer.
Apple's CEO Tim Cook has today been announced as the keynote speaker at a European data protection conference taking place in Brussels later this month — at a time when US lawmakers are asking tech giants outright if they'll support "EU-like" privacy rules to shield US consumers from platform power.
In the workshop, 51 papers were presented (four keynote presentations, 21 papers on the data analysis of solar-terrestrial phenomena, and 26 technical papers on data systems).
This is something you hear a lot at security conference keynotes and read about in data breach reports, white papers and surveys — and these insider threats are becoming increasingly more difficult to detect and prevent, as well as more frequent.
Prompted by emerging debate over the efficiency of the screening scheme and its allied public information provision, we keynote the experts' report based on analysis of epidemiological data and participation rate from the public health authorities.
