Sentence examples for mass data from from inspiring English sources

Both Google and Apple will face an increasingly sophisticated customer base that can see just how far voice and facial recognition can really go without mass data from across what used to be called the Web.

Each sample contains mass data from about 500DA to 22200DA.

We obtained seed mass data from the Royal Botanic Gardens Kew Seed Information Database [37] for 2,800 species, and values for highest reported chromosome number for each species from the Missouri Botanical Gardens Index to Plant Chromosome Numbers [38] for 2100 species; interspecific hybrids were identified from the Plants National Database.

Every county had data available for every season, with 26.3% of the PM2.5 total mass data from summer, 26.5% from autumn, 22.7% from winter, and 24.6% from spring.

Mass data from such experiments, e.g., DNA microarray, yeast two-hybrid or ChIP-chip assay, possess considerable challenges for their statistical data analysis.

Standard curve of the catechol end group concentration assay; confocal fluorescence microscopy of cAAPEG adhesive hydrogel infiltration by FITC-elastase; elastase enzymatic activity assays; raw sample mass data from in vitro elastase degradation of adhesive hydrogel.

The wood moisture content, as calculated from the mass data, increased from about 12%to50%0%.

Ever greater volumes of data are available in machine-readable form – not least mass data (big data) from social networks that helps computers to learn how people think and take decisions.

The Reform Government Surveillance coalition, including Facebook, Google, Twitter, Microsoft and Apple, added its support for the race to pass a bill through the US Senate before the end of the year, which would inhibit mass data collection from emails and internet metadata.

In a speech in Brussels last month, Cook used even stronger language when he said mass data collection from companies such as Google and Facebook was "surveillance" and "weaponised against us with military efficiency".

Arguably the internet's greatest strengths are also its greatest weaknesses: Mass data stripped from its normal context can justify just about any opinion and aid any lone voice in finding the likeminded, regardless of how extreme the view.