Sentence examples for pioneer data from inspiring English sources

This contrasts with the result by Mann and Kimura (2000), in which the interstellar dust flux measured by Ulysses is shown to agree with the Pioneer data.

In 2001, a multidisciplinary trans-Mediterranean cruise investigated bathyal and abyssal (600 4,000 m) fauna, providing pioneer data on the distribution, biology, and ecology of Meio-, Mando-, and Megafauna [46].

This clearly contrasts with the generally admitted view that the cholesterol is necessary to send Hh away in the Drosophila embryo (Gallet et al., 2003; Gallet et al., 2006) and agrees with pioneer data (Burke et al., 1999).

At the genus level, the cultured endophyte communities were also fairly similar when whole plants of the same genotype were grown on Canadian versus Mexican soil (QS = 0.58 for Parviglumis; QS = 0.47 for Mixteco, and QS = 0.47 for Pioneer) (data not shown).

He had earlier produced, with others, pioneering data on the historical development of the U.S. balance of payments.

The big draw for Facebook is Onavo's pioneering data compression technology, which helps smartphones cut data consumption as much as 80 percent.

The Guardian pioneered data journalism, and I'm thrilled by the prospect of working with some of the most talented names in journalism to build world class data-driven storytelling and new formats to cover global news events".

That is, until a month later, when the police department revealed that pioneering data analytics had been used to sift through a haystack of video footage from the city's CCTV cameras.

Victorians were enamored of the new science of statistics, so it seems fitting that these pioneering data hounds are now the subject of an unusual experiment in statistical analysis.

To the other, a swathe of newbuild, part of the new technologies park emerging in the wake of Google's pioneering data centre just outside town, cooled by canal water.

Mr Sims's pioneering data analysis informed the choices of economists who were building structural models.Both spent critical parts of their careers at the University of Minnesota, a so-called "freshwater school" after the lakeside universities that have espoused the importance of microeconomic principles.