Chad le Clos (RSA) swam a personal best and set a new African Record in his semi, and will use the huge amount of racing experience he gained through winning the 2011 World Cup circuit, in tonight's final.
In putting this new show together, we've used the huge amount of responses we received to our call-to-action, when we asked Guardian podcast listeners for their ideas.
Current genome-wide predictors of mutation pathogenicity perform well on average, probably because they can use the huge amount of mutation data available.
Expect both firms to use the huge amounts of data gathered through their search services to make their ads even more relevant to surfers.
The shared ambition to create 'smarter universities' is becoming the subject of feverish excitement—'institutions that can use the huge amounts of data they generate to improve the student learning experience, enhance the research enterprise, support effective community outreach, and advance the campus's infrastructure' (Lane & Finsel, 2014: 4).
That gives the industry a very high responsibility to ensure the consumer chooses the right products and ingredients for his/her health – a considerable challenge given the plethora of ingredients available and used in combination, the huge amount of data with (are they sufficiently reliable?), the challenge of traceability of ingredients, and the difficulties for risk assessment.
Improvements in sequencing methods resulted in a large increase of sequenced genomes, allowing the testing and refining of evolutionary theories using this huge amount of genome data.
Inspired by the Stasi's own secret video footage, which often included a "little creepy voiceover" that you can hear in the film, Epperlein and Tucker decided to use voiceover to convey the huge amount of information the documentary contains.
[Update: Got a hi-res shot. Still waiting to see it in action.] ArcSoft claims that using CUDA, they can perform the huge amount of calculation necessary to make usable 1080p video out of 480p.
The objective of this paper is to increase our understanding of the disease using new methods to exploit the huge amount of DNA microarrays publicly available.
