Sentence examples for protest data from inspiring English sources

In Berlin, tens of thousands of people took to the streets to protest data retention.

"I have fine-grained protest data, but no fine-grained estimates for internet penetration".

Thirdly, we present the protest data for seven countries (Austria, France, Germany, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Spain, and Switzerland) between 1975 and 2005.

The theories are tested with protest event data for seven European countries between 1975 and 2005.

For an extensive discussion of strengths and weaknesses of protest event data, readers should refer to the work of Hutter, (2011).

By making use of protest event data, we were able to describe levels and trends in migrant protest in seven countries as well as test hypotheses with a large sample size at the macro-level.

We and others cried out in protest, since the data being delivered included username, IP address and identifiers of all videos viewed on YouTube.

Even in a country that ruthlessly punishes dissent, some three million people took part in protests last year, police data show.

Here, we quantitatively test the hypothesis that social media usage correlates with subsequent protests, using longitudinal data from the Arab Spring.

For the seven triggers which did not lead to protests, the blog data included all posts collected during the eight week period immediately following the triggering event.

Street View has expanded massively since its launch in 2007 but has encountered a number of protests over its data collection.