Sentence examples for proactively collected from inspiring English sources

One particularly moving photograph by Alexander Gardner, is captioned: "A sharpshooter's last sleep, Gettysburg, July 1863". Falconer said the British Library, until quite recently, had never proactively collected photographs although they often turned up in collections of books and other archives.

In summary, the only independent forensic data available to the CSC are based on proactively collected provenance metadata.

Pregnancy data should be proactively collected for females becoming pregnant as partner of men given genotoxic small molecules.

The FAMC locally implemented in the premises of the CSC can then use the forensic data which has been proactively collected by the FDMC to analyze the incident.

Based on this case study, it is considered that the CSP has collected forensic data, FDP, through the resource interface of the StaaS, and that the CSC has proactively collected forensic data FDC.

The biomedical sensors proactively collect physiological data of remote patients to recommend diagnostic services.

The Department of Justice is trialling a new program, which resembles The Counted, to proactively collect data on killings by police.

Or can the All Writs Act be used to push malicious software updates to a device to proactively collect data?

The University Archives is proactively collecting these records as soon as possible (ASAP) precisely because the luxury of waiting 20 years to collect them is a thing of the past for archivists.

The detection of these indicators – known as near misses – therefore provides an opportunity to proactively collect relevant data that can be used as digital evidence, pertaining to software failures.

For example, FDMC of a CSC can proactively collect provenance metadata of the data transferred to and from the StaaS.