Sentence examples for nearby data from inspiring English sources

There is breakfast cereal on the shelves – Melbourne's servers, housed in nearby data centres, must be monitored around the clock.

"That antenna is often wrapped around the battery in some cellphones, but a metal back shields any radio waves from reaching a nearby data terminal.

The city is in talks with Seattle Steam, a utility company called Corix and developers in the South Lake Union neighbourhood to build a district-energy system that could harness the wasted heat from two nearby data centres (Westin Building and Fischer Plaza).

To correctly localize feature points, candidate points are fitted to the nearby data by interpolation.

iOS 7 keeps tabs on where you hang out most, allowing it to cache relevant nearby data.

We can compare this data with nearby data participants that have have been collected by other participants in a similar time frame.

Data from NASQAN and NAWQA sites were screened for characteristics appropriate for WRTDS:(7) sample size greater than 200, period of record longer than 20 years, a complete record of streamflow at the site or at a nearby location, data censoring in no more than 1% of the data set, and data gaps no longer than 4 years.

Facial recognition is progressing in leaps and bounds and even if it's not entirely accurate, a computer could combine a rough guess with information about your location, people nearby and data from a possible match's social media account to come up with a decent idea of who the person is.

We note that when inverting the distorted (by noise and/or by interference due to nearby bodies) data sets (Model 2 and Model 3) shown in the "Numerical tests" subsection, and when inverting the two real data sets presented in the "Field data inversion" subsection, the minimization problem (7) was solely solved by the SD method.

Measurements of direct precipitation over lakes are exceedingly rare; this situation is especially serious in the case of a large lake for which nearby land data are not necessarily representative of conditions over the lake.

That mixture is estimated from the nearby clean data in the examined frame.