Sentence examples for of harvesting data from inspiring English sources

This is the motivation for Facebook's Free Basics program, which provides a limited set of internet services for free in underdeveloped regions across the globe, in the hopes of harvesting data from the world's poor.

But there are several initiatives that share a common strategy of harvesting data about people and companies to inform decision-making and create systems of incentives and punishments to influence behavior.

Among other things, Snowden's leaks detailed the National Security Agency's practice of harvesting data on millions of telephone calls made in the US and around the world, and revealed the CIA intelligence agency had snooped on foreign leaders.

Among other things, the leaks detailed the NSA's practice of harvesting data on millions of telephone calls made in the US and around the world, and revealed the agency had snooped on foreign leaders.

Microscopic examination of the pegs before and after repeated rounds of harvesting from the pegs indicated that essentially 100% of organisms on the peg were recovered by the first round of harvesting (data not shown).

Preloading fixed field boundaries facilitates assignment of harvest data to the correct fields as the harvester moves from field to field.

The company, freed from the need to data mine everything by its old-fashioned "sell things for money" business model, has been proudly demonstrating approaches to AI which don't need a central repository of harvested data to learn or work.

The reported experimental results point out that our solution, compliant with standards and thus easily deployable, can significantly increase sensor battery lifetime with minimum impact on the freshness of harvested data.

A step-by-step protocol for cleaning individual field datasets and batch processing of harvest data from growers with large numbers of corn silage or grain fields is described in a manual that is available for downloading from the YieldDatabase page (http://nmsp.cals.cornell.edu/NYOnFarmResearchPartnership/YieldDatabase.html) of the Cornell Nutrient Management Spear Program website.

The minimum requirements for estimating the carbon pool in stump systems at a national scale using the proposed methodology are that there should be: (i) a consistent time-series of harvest data, usually estimated as merchantable volume; (ii) conversion factors from merchantable volume to stump system biomass at death; and (iii) a representative decomposition model.

Submission of harvest data in a prescribed format should be included in the contract with the successful bidders.