Sentence examples for organising data from inspiring English sources

After six months of digitising and organising data into IGG, MindTree finally released its public interface in June.

Wolfram Research has developed an expertise in "holding and organising data", Wolfram says, and the company believes it can provide data management services to other companies and governments.

The latter is periodically held up as the nearest thing to heroism left in a world where there are no more frontiers to push back, and all that remains to challenge the aspiring hero is the drudgery of organising data.

The most salient hurdles are the complexity of and unfamiliarity with nutrigenomics, unclear and unshared notions of relevance; difficulties in organising data exchange; and the existence of two research cultures.

For companies whose core task is "organising the world's knowledge", each of these ventures fits into the long-term game plan, expanding on its core competency of machine learning by organising data in various forms (whether it's the physical layout of a road or the conditions in your house) and turning it into knowledge.

It is time for folders to die with dignity and to yield to a new, more web-like way of storing and finding things.Never deleteThis new approach to organising data is being brought into being by the convergence of two trends: the plunging cost of hard-disk storage and the growing reach of search software.

We applied wavelet transformation or Hankel expansion to organise the EEG data in a tensor.

This paper presents a prototype developed in the context of the EPSRC/eFutures-funded project "Internet of Surprise: Self-Organising Data".

2. Synthesis tables were constructed to organise data, 3. Bibliometrics configured data.

But for some bloggers, it (and del.ico.us) has sparked a debate about how best to organise data online.

The company created software that organised data not by words (as, for instance, Google or any encyclopedia does) but by experience.