Sentence examples for metadata showing from inspiring English sources

This hypothesis is supported by our metadata showing that, although trees at Schlossberg are older than at Eldena, tree height and DBH are lower (Table 1), which likely results in a lower demand for water.

Metadata showing that you called your doctor, followed by metadata about which lab department she called next, followed by a trip to the pharmacy might fall into the "something you want to hide" category.

The metadata shows your political leanings, the content just shows the amount you gave.

Certain quasi criminal or civil offences could also be added, such as people who double park or violate section 18C of the racial discrimination act, or those whose metadata shows they have visited porn sites or quadrant.org.au.au

Similarly, Obama left out location information from his list of what telephone metadata shows — one of the most troubling aspects, as it touches on questions of Freedom of Assembly.

The data and metadata shown in the figure represent the data and metadata extracted locally from the PUT requests.

The object data and metadata shown in the figure correspond to information we extracted locally from the PUT request.

The user can report a unit without defining it (using 'unitstr'), define it in place using the metadata shown in Fig. 9 ('unit'), or reference a unit defined elsewhere (internally or externally) in the report via 'unitref'unitref

However, microarray metadata showed low expression of OsZIFL8 in shoots, although no expression of OsZIFL13 was detected in all plant organs evaluated.

The volume of data is so vast that most of it is stored for only three days, although metadata — information showing logins and server activity, but not content — is stored for a month.

According to court papers obtained by Wired and The New York Times, a federal court in Virginia, at the FBI's request, ordered Levison to hand over so-called "metadata" -- showing who is emailing whom, but not the messages themselves -- on one Lavabit email customer accused of violating the Espionage Act.