Sentence examples for shiny data from inspiring English sources

And he's determined to make his collaboration with Obama a shiny data point in a very varied and very rich career.

Less good: One shiny worldclass data protection framework is having to work alongside a set of rules long past their sell-by-date.

Yes, SAS does have a shiny new data center but as we've learned time and time again, just because you build it doesn't mean they will come.

Perpetually in search of the next shiny new thing, data scientists jumped on board in droves, seduced by social's machine friendly firehoses and APIs and eager to capitalize on the tremendous interest from funding agencies, publication venues and companies.

That arrangement, which only came to light last month, has now pushed the European Commission to ask fresh questions about the robustness of the shiny new personal data transfer mechanism that was put in place between the EU and the US this summer to try to keep greasing the wheels of the data-powered digital economy… Aka the EU-US Privacy Shield.

Just use a very damp cloth taking care only to get the data (shiny) side wet, both for cleaning and rinsing.

Also, this has a shiny version in the data as well, implying that this actually is a Pokémon itself.

It is still not introducing an unlimited tariff — a decision it defended in October on the grounds that it did not want to attract wireless bandwidth hogs to its shiny new high speed data network.

While offerings have matured greatly since the days when DLP was the shiny new security thing, data-centric security solutions still suffer from residual bad PR.

A typical workflow in Shiny-phyloseq begins with data upload and selection, followed by optional filtering of Operational Taxonomic Units (OTUs) or samples.

And behind each of these major trends, which many will forget even exist because of the shiny, shiny objects, is the data that is generated and needed to provide the real value.