Sentence examples for now collected data from inspiring English sources

The Cosmic Dust/Space Debris impact detector GORID has now collected data for more than 3 years from its geostationary location at 80° East.

The impact detector GORID, on the Russian Express II satellite has now collected data on Cosmic Dust and Space Debris for more than one year from its geostationary location at 80° East.

But second-generation devices, known as OBDII, now collect data on practically everything in the car.

The report points out leading law firms have adopted a number of social-mobility programmes and the Solicitors Regulation Authority now collects data on solicitors' educational backgrounds.

In order to maintain progress and stop staff slipping back into old behaviours, we now collect data from our cleaning team for each floor so that we can target individual departments.

NCAR scientists can now collect data form the very tops of hurricanes and thunderstorms at a level of detail that wasn't possible before.

Twenty states now collect data on adverse events, including infections that lead to serious harm or death; nearly all accede to the hospital industry's demand for secrecy.

Superlatives aside, the model (which is free) has led to continuing adoption, and MyEdu is now collecting data from more than 800 (two-year and four-year) institutions.

The experiment is mounted on the Resurs DK1 satellite that was launched on June 15th 2006 from Baikonur cosmodrome and is now collecting data from a semi-polar elliptical orbit around the Earth.

Lower storage costs allow companies to offer more for less, but as users can now collect data in increasingly dense formats like 4K, we are all generating more data.

"In an ongoing study, we are now collecting data of adolescents to compare the magnitude of shape difference associated with 2D:4D before and after puberty," she said, referring to the index/ring finger ratio.