Sentence examples for screens of data from inspiring English sources
The warning said, however, that searches that do not specify a travel date produce screens of data that do not put the surcharge forward immediately.
(On the 2009 model, the PlayStation persona is more evident: its switchable dashboard can display 11 screens of data, including mechanical and driving information; acceleration; brake-pedal pressure; steering angle; and a 20-minute recording function with playback).
At the front of the command center at 1 Police Plaza, he stood before a wall filled with screens of data: a live video feed of New York City traffic; an aerial photo of Lower Manhattan; and a graphic depicting the terror investigation, including a photograph of the prime suspect, Faisal Shahzad.
The service starts at $10 a month for up to 50 kilobytes or $25 for 150, then exacts 30 cents for each additional kilobyte, or three little screens of data, and I managed to burn 50 kilobucks–15 bucks–in an hour or so of fooling around.
I've lobbied so far unsuccessfully for an iPhone port similar to Twitter's mobile client, which although limited to about 10 screens of data (same as the parent Web client) is functional with font size and formatting that's easy for most boomers to read.
Even long-only portfolio managers nowadays add screens of data-driven signals to their portfolio selection models in order to abstract volatility and noise and realize pure returns for their investors.
Among elite private colleges, Harvard has one of the simplest calculators, with just 16 questions on a single Web screen, while Yale has one of the most complex, requiring screen after screen of data.
The minute size that makes pocket computers so attractive is also their Achilles' heel when it comes to displaying a screen of data.
According to this nomenclature, subsequent screening of data banks retrieved the following X.
Between mid-February and mid-March they would have to process 13,000 aid applications (15 computer screens' worth of data per student), a reminder made at one session with a large "30" drawn in Magic Marker on a flip chart.
People who have been briefed on the case said prosecutors thought that Cyberspace Research had obtained thousands of screens of Bloomberg data, the fundamental product of the computer system.
