Sentence examples for surplus data from inspiring English sources
The trade surplus data were released Monday, little more than a week before President Barack Obama and his Chinese counterpart, Hu Jintao, were to meet in Washington.
The trade surplus data showed exports were up strongly in January and imports were down.
"CollabAssure" is an auction based, ad-hoc market model, assuring service by giving users incentives to "sublet" their surplus data plans to the users without Internet access.
"By increasing the number of mobile phone masts to fill gaps in signal coverage, and incorporating signal boosters inside train carriages, passengers will be able to benefit from our surplus data capacity," a Network Rail spokesman told the BBC.
Once the relay has determined the contract base on its own surplus data rate and cost of forwarding data, the interactions between the relay and sources will follow four steps.
It is the largest French exporter, shipping $64 billion€6060 billion) worth of goods in 2015, and in balance of trade, it ranks third with a $9.76 billion€9.1.1 billion) surplus (2014 data), just trailing the aeronautical and pharmaceutical sectors.
Although this growth has triggered the advancements of theoretical informatics aspects of phylogenetics and evolutionary biology via the development of new algorithms, statistical models and software, fast and effective analytical methods have yet to be designed to take advantage of this huge surplus of data.
The Chinese trade surplus and export data has been the key trigger to today's equity gains.
The results of calculations of consumers and producers surplus, based on data obtained from the two scenarios simulated using the GFPM are in Table 8.
Annual financial surplus and deficit data for each hospital were compiled from the NHS Quarterr' publication [ 29], Monitor (the health service regulator for FTs), and individual hospitals' annual accounts.
cnvOffSeq offers a new perspective on exome sequencing analysis and provides the tools for repurposing previously discarded surplus into meaningful data.
