Sentence examples for weird data from inspiring English sources
The encyclopedia form, of brief and then longer bursts of pure weird data, only just touched by the spry hand of commentary, is irresistible, and alphabetical organization, being both hyper-orderly and completely random, is irresistible, too.
In the process of streamlining an existing protocol for sequencing RNA, they noticed some weird data.
With 2014 just around the corner, we are again awash in disparate amounts of Big Data, Mad Men-like public relations BS, the never-ending mindless Internet chatter (Anyone really want more "Things to do in 2014" lists?)...and just plain weird data points.
But the tech genius behind the locative installations is also involved in something weirder: arcane data, encoded into the music on iPods, is being smuggled to Cuba and back through an old man who speaks Russian; and much ingenuity is being spent on trying to track a shipping container, flitting from boat to boat at sea for years, whose contents are unknown.
I believe there is something new, and weird, driving data-energy growth in our increasingly networked world.
Now, I'm pretty sure that somewhere inside Jeremy Vine is such an eccentric and most of the initial signs are promising – after all, he gesticulates wildly and he's got that loping motion down – but what he really needs to do is get weird with the data.
Beyond that, most results were pretty predictable — but things got a bit weird with the 23andMe data.
But one weird part of the data — at least as it's broken down by MediaPost — is that while weather apps are all bunched together into a category, it seems to break out the Facebook app as separate from social networking apps as a whole.
The stuff I've seen is a weird mix of hard data and Freudian psychobabble.
In addition, the professors studied police and health data and found weird divergences.
When I was there, about twenty people worked in the lab, including seven grad students, postdocs out the wazoo, and even an undergrad who used to whine and these were his exact words—"Adam, the data are being weird!" I think he's a medical doctor now.
