"It is just phenomenal, the data rates you are talking about, but also the distance of communication".
Similar tools tell a railway company how many of its locomotives need servicing at any one time so that it can schedule the work at its maintenance centres.All these sensors will generate a phenomenal quantity of data, raising the spectre of a huge information overload.
Even Carter's prodigious knowledge, his phenomenal recall of data, can count against him.
Data repositories are growing at phenomenal rates, and new data centers hosting tens of thousands of machines are being built all over the world to store, process, and analyze this data.
In slightly more general terms, Extensional theorists who believe that in our ordinary perceptual experience we are presented with purely phenomenal items (sense-data, qualia or similar) will regard the visual and auditory contents of specious presents as themselves being phenomenal in nature.
The bottled-water industry in the United States has been on a phenomenal expansion, according to data from Beverage Marketing, a U.S.-based data and consulting firm, though the market dipped slightly last year.
If so, the potential for gleaning data becomes phenomenal.
As the overall heat-map visualisation of this data implies, phenomenal transparency and literal transparency both work together to shape the experience of the space, but the former is more diverse than the latter.
Benignly democratic terms like "open source" and "transparency" — still in ubiquitous use around Silicon Valley — have become outmoded distractions from the source of the tech giants' phenomenal growth, which is data-mining and its monetization.
