Sentence examples for much data from from inspiring English sources

For some reason, Apple apparently removed much data from the maps as a step to making something bigger.

It used three times as much data from census and death records, scientific studies and other sources as previous United Nations reports had.

The problem, quite simply, is that current computer technologies can't move that much data from a computer's central processing unit to the screen fast enough to allow, for example, full-motion video.

If Mr. Coen's reduced estimate for 2001 holds, and there is much data from the first five months of the year to suggest it will, this year will show the smallest growth in American ad spending in the last 10 years.

But we don't have much data from these," McAuliffe says.

It is relatively easy to generate and acquire much data from software engineering activities.

From the statements made at BBC TechCrunch Debate, and this launch, it looks like the BBC is now on the path to releasing much, much more data from its system, so congratulations to them for this move.

Stanford was already running programmes to collect as much data as possible from cars, and she suggested collecting data from humans would be useful too. .

They're working in an ecosystem where they have an incentive to collect as much data as possible from users, because they'd prefer to make money from advertising than by trying to charge end users for what they provide.

Among the answers Wyden and Udall received from the intelligence agencies was that the agencies, principally the NSA, lacked the technical capabilities to quantify how much data it took from Americans.

They want to extract as much data as possible from us.