A chasm divides high- tech experts, who can unearth the data, from marketers, who best know what they need.
Investigators today unearthed the data recorder from United Airlines Flight 93, a crucial instrument that may reveal signs of a struggle between hijackers and several passengers in the final moments before the flight crashed into a field here on Tuesday, killing all 45 aboard.
Mostly, though, like WeatherSignal, StormTag demonstrates the potential of how OpenSignal can creatively combine crowdsourcing models; data from phone sensors; and analytics to unearth new insights and information — laying the groundwork for how the startup generates revenue.
Although several studies have relied on survey data from a multiple set of sources to unearth models of such factors, they do not offer general guidelines to select factors appropriate in a specific setting.
The promise for bioinformatics is that public genome data, mixed with proprietary sequence data, clinical data from previous drug efforts and other stores of information, could unearth clues about possible candidates for future drugs.Unlike banking, bioinformatics offers big challenges for data mining because of the greater complexity of the information and processes.
Ongoing work comparing genome-wide data from patients with AD and healthy elderly people had begun to unearth a growing set of new AD risk genes (Bertram 2009).
A new study of election data from 1972 to 2008 by two political scientists, Jan Leighley of American University and Jonathan Nagler of New York University, unearthed two striking findings about Americans and redistribution.
The people who unearth this data and make it usable in the courtroom are known as computer forensic specialists.
Hubble has been keeping an eye on Pluto for some time now, consistently unearthing new data about one of the furthest orbs from the sun.
New, more complex narratives unearth themselves from beneath a couple of beers.
