Both languages split communications into small pieces of data to transmit them.
9. Puzzled by the word "Daddums," the Dutch translator of David Shields's novel "Dead Languages" asked Shields if it meant: a) "Small pieces of data" b) "A Dads Against Drunk Driving member" c) "Molten fool" d) "Webbed toes" 10.
Cookies are small pieces of data that web sites store on the user's computer, in order to enable personalization of the site.
To elaborate further, imagine dividing one big data into B small pieces of data chunks as shown in Fig. 3. Then each data chunk is again divided into m messages, and encoded into m+k code words.
Some users may choose to block their browsers from accepting HTTP cookies – small pieces of data sent from websites and stored in your browser – to make it more difficult for organizations to track them while they surf the web.
On-demand services such as Amazon Web Services (AWS) have existed for several years and are designed to collect, process, distribute and analyze the small pieces of data, such as tweets, Facebook updates, and pictures that come with tremendous speed and volume.
Instead, due to the compression it does, ParStream analyzes smaller pieces of data to get the analysis in real-time.
In our block-copying task, the main behavioral strategies are i) initial acquisition of large amounts of information and subsequent operation from memory ("memory-intensive strategy"), and ii) the repeated acquisition or re-acquisition of smaller pieces of data and subsequent processing of these individual packages ("acquisition-intensive strategy").
As it stands now there are small pieces of unconnected data that do not give a convincing argument for this paper.
"These data are just one small piece of the decision-making," said Michelle Van Noy, associate director of the Education and Employment Research Center at the School of Management and Labor Relations at Rutgers University.
