Sentence examples for literal data from inspiring English sources

This processor supports a useful PC relative load instruction for allowing efficient literal data accesses.

So the idea is to offer an alternative route to boost business intelligence vs the "traditional" route of data-sharing by simply expanding databases — because, as Irvine points out, literal data pooling is "coming under fire right now — because it is not in the best interests, necessarily, of consumers; there's some big privacy concerns; there's a lot of security risk which we're seeing show up".

Each dot is a literal data point.

These works take us beyond literal data visualization (a staple of science, business and journalism) to help us see the unexpected in data, gain a sense for its cultural meaning, and make the otherwise abstract into an emotional experience.

Moreover, the notebook approach does not take into account datasets, unless they are small enough to be included as literal data into the notebook itself.

Such a similarity operator is based on approximate string matching methods, so non-literal data fields such as dates or numbers have to be converted before processing.

These literal text data help to overcome a problem introduced in 1999 by the new CJD-related ICD-10 coding rule that would otherwise lead to undercounts of reported CJD deaths.

The name of the subprogram/method is contained in a string which may be a literal or a data item.

LIT is the primitive word for pushing a "literal" number onto the data stack.

Beginning with the 1999 surveillance year, the CJD death dataset includes the review of information from computerized literal text cause-of-death data, the first national application of such data.

He wants to make it clear that these are a 3D representation based on data, not literal photographs: "This film is not scientific," he says.