Sentence examples for piles of numbers from inspiring English sources
Mr Buffett crunches piles of numbers in the search for undervalued companies, then holds their shares indefinitely.
While arguably the most critical opportunity for companies to "strut their stuff" before the public and their investors, most annual reports were "yawn-worthy" glossy books with pages of boring text and pictures of lighthouses, compasses and yachts, in addition to piles of numbers and charts.
You get a pile of numbers.
Billboard has just added YouTube streaming data to the pile of numbers that determines whether or not a song is the hottest of all the Hot 100.
Unlike most American sports, soccer does not generate the voluminous pile of numbers, nor the habits of statistical analysis, native to baseball or football.
He thought that their technique of extracting patterns from huge amounts of data could be applied to the pile of numbers generated daily by the global trade in stocks, bonds, commodities, and currencies.
By Sasha Frere-Jones February 22, 2013 Billboard has just added YouTube streaming data to the pile of numbers that determines whether or not a song is the hottest of all the Hot 100.
But we need also remember that, en masse, we make the numbers from our changing motives, and in that doubleness — we're each part of one giant immovable pile of numbers; we each choose where to place ourselves within the pile — resides a (still quite beautiful) mystery of election.
But, the fact of the matter is, big data management and analysis is still clunky and without being able to understand what that big data means — without being able to identify the important relationships, connections, and patterns within the data — it's just a big pile of numbers and symbols.
The students split up into three relay teams and sprinted down the hallway toward a pile of numbered cards, racing to be the first team to collect all the ones that match a certain criterion, such as even numbers or multiples of 10.
