Sentence examples for more specialized data from inspiring English sources

The company is gaining more specialized data through acquisitions, most notably the purchase of Dictaphone.

Alternatively, the proposed SCC could be inserted into more specialized data acquisition systems providing a digital system with the ability to self-condition the input signal before acquiring it.

Manual and automatic annotation procedures are used to add data directly to the database while extensive cross-referencing to more than 120 external databases provides access to additional relevant information in more specialized data collections.

Other, more specialized data models are available in most GIS software.

The workflow involved both Resource Navigators and Curators and was effective for separating collection and curation tasks, as the Resource Navigators were trained scientists with experience working in laboratory settings and familiarity with the types of resources being collected, and the Curation team was more specialized in data management.

The main difference between both species is that M. faya was considered more specialized according to current data.

Numbers of predicted annotations from each system are provided in Table 3. > In addition to annotation added by both manual and automatic procedures, access is provided to information in more specialized resources through linking to relevant data by means of cross-references (27).

Some of the subnetworks identified in GGM are further partitioned in our data into more specialized regulons.

The Salesforce partnership is indicative of TrendSpottr's larger goals, as it transitions from a company dealing mostly in public social media data to tackling more specialized streams.

More recently, these applications are being supplemented with more specialized products offering visualization and specific data mining tools.

More specialized algorithms often integrate gene expression data into a heterogeneous (Chen et al., 2011, Ma et al., 2007, Nitsch et al., 2011) or homogenous (van Dam et al., 2012) network, where distance between genes can be derived from and/or weighted by differential expression or co-expression values.