Sentence examples for pass on data from inspiring English sources

The company suspects the three executives of having sought to pass on data related to its electric vehicle program.

If severe restrictions are placed on networks' ability to pass on data, both they and the developers could end up making less money than envisaged.

It performs a single pass on data and gives an accurate estimation of the number of distinct elements, using a very small memory.

If wireless cameras are to be used, there are two primary ways they can reach their processing/storage destination: via a single-hop connection (cameras connect directly to wireless router/receivers) or via multihop connections (cameras connect to other cameras and pass on data before reaching the router/receiver).

Unfortunately, America's aggressive foreign policy has driven much of the middle east into a sort of diplomatic sulk, with many Arab countries either refusing to pass on data or even occasionally creating fake names for their own amusement (the latter resulting in the arrest last month of Messrs 'Pat Downe and Ben Doverer' at Chicago O'Hare airport).

Labora may also pass on data about specific government projects or funding allocations so the citizen reporters can check up on them.

No, my source said, the reason for all the C.I.A. leaks to discredit the Atta-in-Prague story was "that the Company made a boo-boo in not passing on data about Atta to the F.B.I. from Czech intelligence".

Symantec said the eavesdropping was possible because most wearables were very simple devices that communicated with a smartphone or a laptop when passing on data they have collected.

It must be guaranteed that the US customs and border protection authorities are not just passing on data willy-nilly to any old authority involved in the fight against terrorism.

Sorry guys, it's no longer a safe haven for you and all your questionable pics – the microblogging platform has just launched a new initiative with photo-analysis specialists Ditto Labs, which can scan outfits in photos to identify what users are wearing, before passing on that data to brands and advertisers.

He demanded help in solving his legal difficulties, including the issuance of two new passports, and threatened to pass on the stolen client data to foreign media and authorities.