Sentence examples for tiny data for from inspiring English sources

Similar thrills attended the mainstreaming of the phrase "big data", which made everyone wonder in embarrassment how they had got along with their pathetic wad of tiny data for so long.

One of the biggest problems doctors have with Medicare is not the reimbursement rates, but that Medicare systems reject so many of their claims for tiny data entry errors that wouldn't bother a human, even if one noticed.

The Wrist PDA watch, due in February for $145 from Fossil, is a tiny data organizer that accepts information beamed via infrared from your Palm.

The price for this 'clean' comparison was the tiny data set: 28 bacterial and 52 eukaryotic proteins after redundancy reduction (explaining high standard errors in Table 1).

Polling isn't big data, it is tiny data.

Perhaps the best known example is SETI@home, in which volunteers' PCs comb tiny chunks of data for radio signals from alien life.

Since the I.R.S. doesn't release data for the tiny percentage of Americans at Mr. Romney's income level, the 400 are the closest proxy.

Video hasn't gained much traction, partly because video still requires too much data for relatively tiny "pipes" of the phone system to carry, and partly because most people don't care to be caught on camera still dripping wet from the shower.

It's just too much data for a tiny screen.

Metered dose vape cartridges come installed with a tiny chip that stores lab data for that cartridge's particular batch and strain.

Gaining an in-depth understanding of the evolution of avian microchromosomes has been hampered by the difficulty in obtaining comparative data for these tiny chromosomes.