Sentence examples for more traditional data from inspiring English sources

The procurement, the tender says, is "targeted at provision of the applications and services required to make available the government's large, mission critical high availability services that utilise complex infrastructure with server or mainframe based technology typically hosted in one or more traditional data centre environments".

Was this a result of "scraping" websites, or did it involve more traditional data collection methods?

The above attributes are ones that differentiate DaaS businesses from more traditional data companies.

Sodexo will continue to pursue a more traditional data warehousing approach for other parts of its business, such as financial management, Tocco says.

Like other technology-based lenders, Konfio uses a combination of data from social media and online payments to more traditional data to make real-time approvals of loans.

In addition, once these data are recorded, they can be aggregated in order to analyze the city's spatial structure and function [20 27] and they have also been successfully tested against more traditional data sources [28 30].

And the pay is not great when compared to more traditional data-entry jobs.

Constraint-based modeling has emerged in the last decade as a useful approach to integrating genomic and other high-throughput data sets with more traditional, experimental data acquired through decades of research and published in the literature.

Constraint-based modeling has emerged in the last decade as a useful approach to the integration of genomic and other high-throughput data sets with more traditional, experimental data acquired through decades of biochemical and molecular research [ 3, 4].

In addition to more traditional geographical data such as images (rasters) and vectors, point cloud data are becoming increasingly available.

Since diagrams can represent both concrete and theoretical notions[ 37], diagramming offers a more holistic coverage of the topic[ 29, 38, 61], with more uncensored and unique data gathered[ 1, 24, 28, 35, 39, 40, 58] than more traditional qualitative data collection methods.