This is the most efficient way to draw out meaning for search because you know for sure about the context of each piece of data, with time as one of the pivots, for search and discovery.
If you only have a small number of datapoints, choose the Line with Markers graph, as it will highlight each piece of data on the line.
Each piece of data is appended with 'literature' or 'calculated' where appropriate and details of the literature source are available by clicking on the adjacent 'Reference' tab. Figure 5 Example results display from VOGRIPA website after an individual volcano has been selected.
DataSift therefore provides a way for those enterprises to make better use of that data from these social media platforms: each piece of data gets tagged with metadata, which can then be used in different applications to chart what people are talking about, gain insight on different trends, and so on.
Thematically organized units in interview responses were analyzed using a constant comparative method (Strauss and Corbin 1998), adjusting categories and subcategories as necessary with the examination of each piece of additional data.
Using an organizing/categorizing approach, each piece of qualitative data will be compared with every other piece of relevant data to develop insights into evidence, context and facilitation.
Yet the most important parts of Erwin's book are not concerned with the modern task of reconstructing the evidence but on the evidence itself, which he lays out in a series of chapters each dealing with a different piece of data from the mass extinction.
A fundamental safety measure for Wi-Fi networks at home is to make the data you transmit meaningless to a hacker by encrypting it -- that is, scrambling your information by combining it with another piece of data, called a key, and running them both through a set of mathematical operations called an algorithm.
It would also provide Facebook with another piece of data about its users, by informing the network who a user's "real" friends are.
The term 'wearable technology' hadn't been coined in 2003, but pedometers are indeed a wearable technology because they are worn on the waist and they provide the wearer with a piece of data - how many steps they've taken.
