Sentence examples similar to stemming from data collision from inspiring English sources
Relevant insurance protects firms against direct monetary expenses stemming from data breaches.
The agency met in closed session Friday to discuss anticipated and current litigation stemming from the collision.
A diplomatic tiff stemming from a collision last month between a Chinese trawler and two Japanese coast guard vessels has chilled academic exchange between the two countries.
The crimes listed in Thursday's pardon proclamations run the gamut; one man was pardoned for stealing $20 from a convenience store, another for a manslaughter conviction stemming from a traffic collision.
He was suffering from a recurrence of nerve problems stemming from an earlier collision to his left leg with Chicago's Kirk Hinrich, and the Lakers wanted to give Kendall Marshall and Jordan Farmar more playing time.
The charges stem from a collision near Toluca Lake in which Mr. Brown's Range Rover ran into a Mercedes.
The arrest of Mr. Bryant stemmed from a collision between a bicycle and an automobile in Toronto's most prestigious shopping district late Monday evening.
His arrest stemmed from a vehicle collision that occurred around 7 30 p.m. in the 200 block of North Buena Vista Street.
Their examples stem from hypothetical data.
Just as in the culinary realm, the conflicts in St.-Denis often stem from the collisions between local traditions and globalization.
( R_{varepsilon } ) the energy rate stemmed from inelastic collisions which is obtained from the following equation: R_{varepsilon } = S_{text{en}} + frac{{Q + Q_{text{gen}} }}{q} (5).
