Sentence examples for most extraordinary data from inspiring English sources

CXOTalk went straight to the source and talked with two of the most extraordinary data scientists of the day: Dr. Michael Wu, the Chief Scientist at Lithium Technologies and Jeremy Stanley the Chief Data Scientist of Sailthru, Inc.

In a richly illustrated, 400-page tome, Precious Heritage: The Status of Biodiversity in the United States, published by Oxford University Press, the groups present what conservation biologist Peter Kareiva of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration calls "the most extraordinary assemblage of biodiversity data ever published".

The quantification of abundance and species richness of soil microarthropods is most often severely hindered by extraordinary data variability, highly skewed frequency distributions, many extreme and zero counts, and small sample sizes.

The study by the University of Quebec biologists is a good analysis of an "extraordinary data set," Dr. Stearns said, and is "the most recent known example of a genetic response to selection in a human population".

And it stands to reason that the 5percentthatat fall into the "extraordinary" data usage category are precisely those people who will balk most at slower speeds.

Most extraordinary claims are.

The cathedral is the most extraordinary building.

People tell me the most extraordinary things.

You see the most extraordinary things".

And it was the most extraordinary damage.

Interviewing Lidstrom was the most extraordinary thing.