Sentence examples for realms of data from inspiring English sources

As Cisco invades the $100 billion market for voice telephony, so giants such as Lucent, NorTel, Alcatel and even IBM are preparing to enter Cisco's realms of data communications and the Internet.

(The problem of false matches with E-Verify, the latest incarnation of the magic card solution to human problems of desire, mobility, and integration, is not trivial, and it necessarily suffers from mission creep, extending into more and more realms of data mining, though Schumer has made it a centrepoint of his hard-line self-presentation).

The field of bioinformatics itself has previously been segregated into the parallel realms of data organization (databases, access, integration, web services and search tools) and data analysis (efficient algorithms and statistical modeling).

Today, using computers to perform just that kind of search through a vast realm of data — the Web — is commonplace.

There was no doubt that Europe had to do more in the realm of data protection, she said.

Indeed, she went further, saying there would now be business opportunities for EU companies in the realm of data protection.

Users from marketing, sales and service aren't about to start mucking about in these other platforms, which tend to be the realm of data scientists and developers.

The broad availability of data has led to increasing interest in methods for exploring useful knowledge relevant to education the realm of data science (Heckman and Kautz 2013; Levin 2013; Moore et al. 2015).

Nowhere has this idea proven more powerful than in the realm of data storage, where by continually shrinking the size of bits of data, today's computer hard disk drives now pack 10,000 times more information than those from just 15 years ago.

"Roughly eight of our sensors are now, let's say common in the high end smartphones… and then the other half are sensors that the general public doesn't have access to typically — but might be found in industry or in meteorological settings so we think that will be a whole new realm of data at the hyper local level.

Also in this realm of data mining is "Blinks and Buttons" (2006) by German artist Sascha Pohflepp.