Sentence examples for tuning of data from inspiring English sources

Another use case has been in tuning of data stores [53, 67], such as a multi-store with HDFS and RDMS together, where every parameter of the datastore is not known apriori.

User feedback is important not only for fine tuning of data structures, but also for general acceptance, because the physicians get involved.

The dependent criteria is generally used in wrapper model requiring tuning of data-mining algorithms.

Fine tuning of the data collection window of contention failures and successes should be able to reduce this problem.

The large scale, heterogeneity and dynamism of grid environments often make management and tuning of these data services very complex.

Based on [6], this finding was reinforced in [12] where an equivalence with a tuning of the data f was proven.

The SigShrink and SigStretch methods are simple and flexible in the sense that the parameters of these classes of functions allow for a fine tuning of the data adaptation.

The registry was piloted in six centres and following further fine tuning of the data sets, ethical committee submission and approval was completed.

The statistical power generated by the method will improve with better reproducibility of laboratory protocols and fine-tuning of data pipelines.

To conclude, the market should gyrate to the tune of economic data releases this week … with an upward bias.

This is because compilers are still not intelligent enough to fine-tune the organization of data structures or make trade-offs on an abstract algorithmic level.