Sentences with phrase «about crunching data»

Politics today is more about crunching data — voter demographic information, tracking what individual voters care about, and campaign donation histories — and then acting on it.

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In Sheets, you can ask a plain - speak question to Explore about your data and Google will automatically crunch the numbers and makes charts for you.

And like the spiraling number of companies that have been debuting artificial intelligence and related data - crunching services, as well as so - called chatbots, Ellison talked about Oracle's own versions of the trendy technologies.

The next time your company is about to splurge on the latest hot tool for crunching data, take a deep breath and channel your inner lawyer.

The quants — mathematical analysts whose world view consists of granular data — crunch numbers to reveal what it may about markets and economies.

This method is heavily dependent upon fundamental data, number crunching, knowing everything there is to know about the company and the wider situation in which it sits, asking all the questions you can possible ask about the company and finding the answers.

Here's yet another thing that puzzles me about that study (aka number - crunching exercise): since they say they got the diagnoses from matched hospital data, up to five years of age, where do they get the diagnosis «hypothermia» from?

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Crunching 10 years» worth of data on 124,000 British voters (5,593 of whom intend to vote Ukip in 2015), Ford and Goodwin have found that it is this group, rather than the red - faced golf ‑ club bar bores of cartoonists» imaginations, who have brought about the transformation in Ukip's fortunes.

Medical scientists, on the other hand, are crunching billions of data points culled from millions of patients about genetic mutations that make people more vulnerable to diseases like diabetes, heart disease and cancer.

The cost of the antennas, a supercomputer to crunch the data, and fiber - optic links and other infrastructure totals about $ 400 million.

Whereas David Weinberger's speculations about predictive abilities of big data — crunching models in «The Machine That Would Predict the Future» are intriguing, planners and social scientists aren't about to step aside just yet.

And during preliminary drug development, researchers may feed a compound's chemical makeup into a computer that crunches data about how the body metabolizes compounds and predicts whether a drug would be toxic to the liver or would interact with other drugs.

Some websites gather data about you and crunch the numbers with all kinds of mathematical formulas and algorithms in order to fill up your inbox with compatible matches.

For a fee, many dating sites will collect data about you, crunch the.

Two decades ago, I was a student in Oakland Unified School District, and now I have the honor of analyzing data and writing about Oakland public schools through our CRUNCHED!

On this week's show, we chatted with fantasy author Amelia Smith about a bunch of data that she crunched based on the Author Earnings Survey over at Hugh Howey's Author Earnings Report website.

His number crunching of Canada Revenue Agency data also revealed that of all the people who qualified for TFSAs — but didn't necessarily have one — only about 6.7 per cent had maxed out in 2013.

I'm going to do some more reading on that and see if I can find the data to crunch my own numbers before I say more about it, however.

Using the latest data about how electricity is generated around the country, as well as crunching the numbers on the energy and materials required to build the batteries that power electric cars, UCS analysts examined all global warming emissions created during an electric car's lifetime — from its production and years of driving to its eventual retirement.

We've now crunched the enormous final dataset, weighted it against Census information and are releasing the full data so you can find out who thinks what about the key political issues facing Australia.

By combing and crunching data, Unwin believes you get a truer picture about results and abilities, based on objective findings.

In the 2011 biographical movie about Oakland Athletics» general manager Billy Beane's efforts to assemble a winning team from a small budget, Brad Pitt starred as the guy who employed the assistance of a number - crunching economist to use data and analytics to put together a competitive team despite having less money than most other major league teams — about one third that of the New York Yankees.

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So, she gamed the system, crunching the data to figure out how to filter for her perfect man — and how to write about herself in a way that would attract him.