Sentences with phrase «advanced kind of data»

With a book of high - profile clients including Amazon and eBay already under its belt, Switch claims to offer an advanced kind of data center replete with patented cooling systems and powerful machines equipped to handle businesses» sensitive, complex and regulated data.

It remains to be seen how these revelations of AggregateIQ's work with this network of organizations will be met in Great Britain, but taken together, the «Brexit files» within the AIQ development repository are a stark reminder that even the most technologically advanced kinds of data are not immune from insecurity or human error.

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We have to show that there's an advantage to bringing this kind of data and information together if we're really going to make advances.»

Clearly, the self - professed lover of data does not appear to fancy that kind of data which can not advance his political agenda.

That's because the kinds of algorithms that researchers have employed to comb sensor data are getting more advanced and user - friendly all the time, Mehrnezhad says.

«Before computing advances allowed us to simulate this kind of data, it would have taken us six months to simulate one single molecule in the pocket of ERK2.

She adds «Designed to assist with the intake process and to improve the organization and interpretation of patient data, the LivingMatrix is the kind of tool that can help to streamline clinical practice and advance the adoption of Functional Medicine throughout the healthcare community.»

The public shows far greater tolerance for tests whose scores may yield things we crave — admission to the college of one's choice, for example (SAT, ACT), even advance credit for college work (AP)-- than for the kind whose foremost purpose is to rank schools or teachers and give distant officials data by which to fine - tune their policies.

Santer, who has made a global reputation by «mining» historical climate data to advance scientific understanding, says that in the wake of the email thefts, a different kind of mining is currently underway - a form that isn't interested in advancing science in the least.

In particular, I want to highlight three distinct but mutually reinforcing problems: three ways in which the shift to Big Data now playing out within the particular context of our system of advanced informational capitalism seems likely to reinforce certain values, and favor certain kinds of knowledge, over others.

However, with increasingly advanced AI discovery software, a small legal department can now quickly analyze any kind of data and determine whether or not it is necessary to pay money to a law firm for the full complement of legal services.