Sentence examples for massive data acquisition from inspiring English sources

Monitoring experiment results show that WSN is suitable for coal and gas outburst monitoring system for its low influence on environment, massive data acquisition and high detection precision.

The prototype presented in this work is completely non-metallic, allowing massive data acquisition at a cruising speed up to 80 km/h.

Since the theorem only exploits the bandlimitedness of a signal and most real-world signals are sparse or compressible, the process of massive data acquisition based on Shannon/Nyquist sampling theorem usually samples too many useless information and eventually we have to compress to store or encode a very few essential information of the signal.

The authors should also consider providing a comparative analysis for at least one parameter they analyzed here, with another less high-content worm tracking system, e.g., the parallel worm tracker by the Goodman lab, to see if the conclusions they made would have required the massive data acquisition and analysis they performed.

More recently, machine condition monitoring has been considered for integration into a scheme of design evolution even though many challenges exist for this to become a reality such as lack of systematic approaches and the existence of technical barriers in massive condition data acquisition, transmission, storage and mining.

This advance was made possible by progressing from traditional Sanger sequencing methods to so-called "next-generation" methods that focused on miniaturization of the sequencing reactions, massive parallelization of data acquisition, and computational analysis.

There's the massive data center they're building, and, of course, the Lala acquisition.

The amount of data generated in vehicular ad hoc networks is massive due to on-board monitoring of vehicles and relevant spatiotemporal data acquisition.

The massive numbers of sensor nodes deployed in the sensing field accomplish the data acquisition in a self-organized way.

Moreover, supporting the safe, self-healing, green, strong and reliable operation of smart grid requires real-time data acquisition, transmission and storage, and the rapid analysis for massive multi-source data [11, 12].

In some application scenarios with resource strain on computing and bandwidth, the sampling frequency required in the tradition Nyquist sampling theorem makes signal acquisition, processing, storage, and transmission under the pressure of massive data.