Sentence examples for minimise data from inspiring English sources

The paper says Parakilas' job will involve working to ensure that future products minimise data collection and protect privacy.

The US Federal Trade Commission is sufficiently concerned about the security and privacy implications of the Internet of Things, and has conducted a public workshop and released a report urging companies to adopt best practices and "bake in" procedures to minimise data collection and to ensure consumer trust in the new networked environment.

The web pages provided must be basic to minimise data use - high resolution photos, videos and voice chat facilities are not permitted.

The two microarchitectures are combined with the remainder of the system through an original method for sharing data between a ray tracer and the collision-detection microarchitectures to minimise data structure construction costs.

This allows us to minimise data loss motivated by the typical long-tail distribution of activities shown in empirical studies of Foursquare [24], while increasing the probability that a most frequent location will emerge, similar to previous related work in the field [29 31].

This would also serve to minimise data recording and entry errors by providing range checks.

This imposes a strong evolutionary pressure on algorithms and software to efficiently utilise all levels of parallelism available on a given platform while minimising data movement.

The system also includes a feature reduction ability for minimising data communication with Fog nodes to help minimise risk.

This helps in mitigating the threats of data leakage by minimising data exposure due to the incorrect specification of the security policies, such as unauthorised access, non-compliance to security policy, and the misuse of data by authorised consumers.

The SRMB protocol is an extension of the Restricted Mobility-Based (RMB) [23] broadcasting protocol with SRMB minimising data collisions on forwarding broadcasts by using a dynamic slot wait time generated in the upper MAC layer in the order of milliseconds.

One might hypothesise that the official Tanzanian disapproval of pastoralist populations who engage in some mobility and their value systems contributed towards a classification which minimised data collection on them and thus their representation in official statistics, other than as numbers of people by age and sex.