Sentence examples for troubles in data from inspiring English sources

When the possible disconnection of wires due to earthquake or some other disasters can cause troubles in data transmission or power supply, the wireless control system can safely perform its function.

The varying localization precision causes real trouble especially in data fusion, aided navigation, and signal processing.

Do the teams sometimes miss signs of trouble in the data?

But analysts treat any reduction in data as troubling.

"How in the world can they get in trouble for data they didn't publish?" he asked.

One tech blogger, the well-known iPhone app developer Marco Arment, wrote a post about "Google's decreasingly useful, spam-filled web search". Another blog offered a piece titled "On the increasing uselessness of Google". Yet another headline spoke of "Trouble in the House of Google". Data seem to back them up.

Of course, Android fragmentation could be a problem, as some users of the Samsung Galaxy Nexus in particular have complained of trouble in syncing app data between devices and PCs — beyond simply syncing APKs — something which will be crucial for its long-term viability.

I am having trouble in finding statistical data or reports that compare coursework between US and U.K. sites and their counterparts in India and Parkistan.

"To be honest, I'm quite an obsessive person," he admits right off the bat in our conversation that covers data visualization, the "troubles" in 80s Dublin, and naked streakers in European concert halls.

A recent usability study found that users had trouble finding geospatial data in a geoportal if they were not experienced 'searchers' – even if they were knowledgeable about geospatial data.

Japan's struggle to emerge from a decade-long slump seemed to be in more trouble today, with data showing a rise in unemployment and a dip in the household spending that is seen as a key to recovery.