Sentence examples for swath of data from inspiring English sources
The GDP figures were part of a swath of data released on Monday giving another snapshot of the world's second biggest economy, which has seen stuttering growth in recent months after years of rapid expansion.
According to Transcriptic, its services enable scientists to work remotely with a wide swath of data and automated equipment that can produce low-cost results in days.
comScore just released its Digital Future In Focus report for 2013, offering a broad swath of data in areas like social networking, search and mobile.
This vast swath of data will then be available to a slew of government agencies.
To serve the largest geographic county in the contiguous 48 states, Scarpello and his analytics department take a large swath of data — registered voters, historic turnout, parking spaces, voter behavior, capacity of polling places — to assign poll workers, distribute supplies and assign voters to specific polling locations, freeing up busy locations and utilizing underused places.
Of course, a wider swath of data over a larger period of time likely would have covered more themes and more actors.
Lupi's postcards are almost forensic: swaths of data encoded in painstakingly hand-drawn devices.
The rapid growth of social media and personal technology has given insurance companies and employers swaths of data they can access to analyse customers or employees.
Viktor Mayer-Schönberger, professor of internet governance and regulation at the Oxford Internet Institute, also warns against humans seeing causation when an algorithm identifies a correlation in vast swaths of data.
Hartley told jurors she had no idea her conduct could be questioned by police and hit out at the decision of the Sun's then-publisher, News International, to hand over swaths of data to the Met.
Civil libertarians contend that legal restrictions preventing the government from intentionally targeting an American using surveillance tools for uncovering foreign intelligence information are nullified if the government can collect vast swaths of data and maintain unrestricted leeway to search through it.
