Sentence examples for of providing data from inspiring English sources

The move will take Luff from his politically charged role to the world of providing data for lawyers and scientists.

Cambridge university says it opted out because the "increasing burden" of providing data and, using identical language to Oxford, cites the "prescriptive nature" of the survey, "which does not recognise the difference between institutions".

Without copper, nerve cells in the spinal cord aren't able to do their work of providing data from the world outside the body to the brain, and so they die.

And not just any old wireless: the new-fangled radio connections operate in the unlicensed 60-gigahertz band, where bandwidth is abundant and capable of providing data rates that rival those of fibre-optics.

Professor Long gave the judge dozens of pages of recent I.R.S. documents showing that instead of providing data in electronic database format as the court ordered, it released some in Microsoft Word and printed out other data on paper that was mailed, unsorted, in boxes with gaps in sequentially numbered pages.

This is, in fact, similar to other ways of providing data.

I chose it because it's a big-picture project, a collaboration between public health officials, scientists, and doctors with the shared goal of providing data-driven advice to policymakers.

We sincerely thank JMA and Geological Survey of Hokkaido for providing data of crater temperature and plume height.

We are grateful to T. Machida and T. Sugita of NIES for providing data of the Brewer spectrophotometer at Rikubetsu.

The number of subjects providing data for the various analyses varied due to missing data.

Brokers share this information among "multiple layers of data brokers providing data to each other," and then analyze the date to make "potentially sensitive inferences" about the consumer.