Sentence examples for surge in data from inspiring English sources

In February 2006, an F.B.I. technical unit noticed "a surge in data being collected" as part of a national security investigation, according to an internal bureau report.

LTE networks, which can download wireless data at speeds much more rapidly than existing systems, are helping operators meet the surge in data traffic from streaming video and social networking services.

In an interview, the Alcatel-Lucent chief executive said the parts shortage was a harbinger of a broader global economic recovery led by the United States, where wireless operators are upgrading their 3G broadband networks to accommodate the surge in data traffic generated by smart phones and new online services.

Escalating usage of streaming multimedia and other Internet based applications has contributed to this surge in data transmissions.

In the post-genomic era, the great surge in data creates additional challenges and roles for IT.

For such a surge in data, computing science has become indispensable to biological research especially in handling large quantities of data and probing the complex dynamics observed in nature [134].

With the recent surge in data-hungry, delay-sensitive applications, such as capturing videos on mobile devices and posting them on social networking sites, online gaming, video conferencing, and Voice-over-IP (VoIP), the asymmetry in data rates between the downlink and uplink is closing.

Privitar is not the only company that has built products to address the next level of personal data protection that has arisen with the surge in big data analytics: Apple, Microsoft (a trailblazer and early mover) and Google have all started to make moves to implement differential privacy in their own data activities.

With the current surge in metagenomic data sets compression strategies must be developed to accommodate large data sets that are comprised of multiple sequences and a greater proportion of auxiliary data, such as sequence headers.

Next year the figure will be $6 billion.The hope for biotech rests on the surge in scientific data generated by new technology.

"I must say that in the space of five years, the technical ability of what the NSA and GCHQ can do is remarkable in getting their arms around a massive surge in communications data".