The product, or output, of these sensors is complicated and voluminous and requires computers to condense and summarize the data for the decision maker.
To manage huge data of 389 cities and carry out associated voluminous numerical analyses, a computer program has been developed for this research.
However, even those small fraction of true positive alerts (e.g., device compromise, virus infection on a user's computer) are often too voluminous to become security analysts' top priority.
As investigators examine Paula Broadwell's computer, and pour over the voluminous email traffic between Gen Allen and Jill Kelley, they're looking for signs of a possibly cavalier attitude towards the handing of classified material.
Because the contents of text articles are not directly computable, this limits the ways in which computers can help analyze and synthesize the voluminous findings from RCTs [ 2], or the ability of computers to directly reason about these findings in clinical decision support systems [ 3].
Despite the voluminous data he has collected, he says computers are far from "solving" the riddle of college football.
So voluminous were our databases and so powerful were our computers, he claimed, that there was no longer much need for theory, or even the scientific method.
Keeping secure, protecting the back office and the databases and stopping the bad guys getting at customer data is all about looking for anomalies in the voluminous stream of data that all the parts of a computer network spit out.
Phone lines and computer cables thread the room together, but there are also voluminous stacks of paper, neatly organized, extending to chairs along the walls.
Dasgupta observes that, "No Indian website is free from the voluminous but pernicious comments of the know-all, ultra-nationalist NRI banging away on the computer in splendid isolation".
