Sentence examples for takes in data from inspiring English sources

IBM, among many other companies, has already built a web-based application called City Forward that takes in data from 50 cities.

The agency, part of the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration, takes in data from civilian and military satellites and predicts the timing and magnitude of "space weather," mostly changes in particle output from the Sun.

The simulator also takes in data from another project from the conference, called CityDashboard, to feed in live levels of things like air pollution and the height of the River Thames.

But really it's an application online that takes in data and helps businesses make decisions.

The software takes in data from sensors dotted around the city to keep an eye on what is happening.

It takes in data from thermal sensors, 3D sensors and different cameras onboard to perceive its environment.

A sensor plugin is installed on your car's roof to take in data.

Taking in data from 1973 2014, it found that Americans are experimenting sexually more than ever before.

They interact with their environment, taking in data from sensors and making appropriate responses.

Stars is supposed to be able to take in data from 16 different radars and integrate it, and to track as many as 1,350 airborne aircraft at the same time.

You take in data and compare it to previous versions and see what's changed.