Sentences with phrase «arrive at a data»

The index then incorporates other factors and uses algorithms to arrive at a data point.

For example, I arrived at Data - driven Marketing and Product Development eager to pick up some new tricks only to find myself sitting in Design Process 101.

We have done a sample of 100 financial institutions to arrive at the data; As far as Non Banking Financial Companies, Private and Public Banks are concerned we basically looked from the perspective of data upload and usage in credit bureaus.

Whether it is homeopathic medicine and other medical quackery, intelligent design «theory», or complex and open global systems, it is important to look not only at the data that is produced, but the motivations for arriving at that data.

I don't know how they arrived at the data to put climate change mitigation so far down the list.

Before review, Lighthouse applies our Intelligent Case Assessment (ICA), an innovative search and culling solution, in a unique but familiar format, to arrive at a data set that is focused, relevant, and organized to speed review.

Lastly, we looked at rates from 12 auto insurance companies in 59 cities in Oregon to arrive at our data.

Not exact matches

While connection speeds determine how fast information travels over a network, latency measures the delay between data leaving a sender and arriving at the receiver.

They then extrapolated that data to every county across the U.S. to arrive at their final estimate.

«Back up all your data and save it to the cloud, arrive at the airport early, bring your phone charger or buy one at the airport, and bring some good material,» suggests travel pro Johnny Jet.

Martin arrived at that figure by using a wide range of data points and Apple's 30 % revenue share with developers.

Harvard Business School professor William Kerr arrived at that prediction by analyzing patent application data stretching back to the 1800s.

To arrive at America's Top States for Business, we scored all 50 states — using publicly available data — on 40 different measures of competitiveness., and then separated those metrics into the ten broad categories.

They can tirelessly monitor every facet of a worker's productivity and process reams of data to arrive at statistically optimal decisions.

To arrive at the final big number, Deloitte performed acrobatic feats of arithmetic and logic all while offering almost nothing in the way of transparency about their underlying data.

Using the Sustainalytics data, we ordered the 907 CEOs from best to worst ESG scores to arrive at their ESG ranking.

Automatically, passively submitted: When you visit the Site, your browser and computer automatically provide to us information on how you arrive at the Site including the URL that referred you, your browser type and version, your device type, your internet protocol (IP) address, your location, the pages you visit as you navigate through the site (clickstream data), how long you stay on those pages, and the hyperlinks you click on.

When your truck arrives at the office, the tracking device is removed and the information and the data are downloaded to a computer and stored there.

We use standard 28 percent «front - end» debt ratios and a 20 percent down payment subtracted from the median - home - price data to arrive at our figures.

It's a step in the direction of hard science, without all the effort and due diligence needed to arrive at hard data.

The public can have all the data they want, but can the average consumer decipher the meaning and how it applies to arriving at values on properties.

When it comes to markets and customers, quantitative analysis of many shapes and forms are used to arrive at customer data.

Alexander Nix, CEO of Cambridge Analytica, arrives at the political - data firm's offices, in central London, on March 20.

Augustine arrived at this insight not by studying the world scientifically but by reflecting on the basic datum of the Christian faith: the doctrine of God as informed by the incarnation of Jesus Christ.

Today, Pew offered an interactive flowchart of how GOP voters arrived at Trump, as well as further analysis of its data.

But in more sophisticated actual entities, in entities higher up the scale of organic being which inherit positively a richer and more variegated set of data from the past, the responsive, supplemental phase is a process of sorting out the data, modifying and reorganizing it to arrive at a complex unity of subjective feeling.

The data arrives at a critical time politically.

The historian of religions should be capable of arriving at similar results when working with religious data which are foreign to his own field of study.

An astronomy expert explains that he draws on the same data as his secular colleagues, but arrives at different conclusions because «I start from the assumption of biblical truth and they do not.»

I am baffled by his thought process, which seems to begin with a conclusion (ie there is a just and fairminded God who looks out for the well being of human beings) and then attempts to shape the data (random suffering, pain, hatred, cruelty) to arrive at the initial conclusion (ie there is a just and fairminded God who looks out for the well being of human beings).

As soon as determinateness is achieved, another new process of integration starts with respect to the available data which have arrived in the meantime, because although at that moment all the data which were available have been synthesized, in God's case, in contrast to a normal actual entity, the subjective aim has not thereby been fully actualized.

An example of how we use this data for marketing purposes is that we tell potential advertisers how many users visit the Sites, where visitors come from, and how they arrive at the Sites.

Furthermore, key data points such as region-wise split and market split by product type, vehicle type, and distribution channel; and qualitative inputs from primary respondents have been incorporated to arrive at appropriate market estimates.

When analyzed, this data helps us analyze how visitors arrive at the Site, what type of content is most popular, what type of visitors in the aggregate are interested in particular kinds of content and advertising, and the like.

Babies aged between 6 and 8 months will usually reach for food by themselves and researchers examined data relating to these and other feeding milestones of babies to arrive at their conclusions.

Delegates and chapter leaders were still reeling from the sting of having inaccurate Teacher Data Reports published in some newspapers when they arrived at UFT headquarters for the March 7 Delegate Assembly.

The Minister of Finance, Kemi Adeosun, said that the government is collating data collected both locally and internationally on tax status in order to arrive at a credible data base that would enable the country know who the defaulters are.

The story the data tell is simultaneously fascinating and frustrating, and arrives at a politically prescient time.

But when the signal arrives at your local data center, it runs into a silicon bottleneck.

After sifting through the studies» data, researchers arrived at an answer that will please pro-juicers: Not really.

Data from these many and varied sources results in different climate projections; hence, the need arises to combine information across data sets to arrive at a consensus regarding future climate estimaData from these many and varied sources results in different climate projections; hence, the need arises to combine information across data sets to arrive at a consensus regarding future climate estimadata sets to arrive at a consensus regarding future climate estimates.

The lander managed to collect and transmit data for three months longer than expected after it arrived on Mars at the end of May.

Then Juan de Pablo and Chi - Cheng Chiu from the University of Chicago's Institute for Molecular Engineering interpreted Zanni's measurements with data from molecular simulations to arrive at a complete picture of the early events leading to amyloid formation.

Even traveling at light speed, that data would take more than four years to arrive, a wait that no amount of technology can lessen.

The two groups arrived at their disparate results using some of the same data, which was collected by HARPS, an instrument mounted on a 3.6 - metre telescope at the European Southern Observatory in Chile.

Lubin and colleagues David Tytler and Carl Melis of UC San Diego's Center for Astrophysics and Space Sciences arrived at their estimate of a grand minimum's intensity by reviewing nearly 20 years of data gathered by the International Ultraviolet Explorer satellite mission.

The research team arrived at these conclusions after reviewing data from a total of 88 studies covering close to twenty years between 1990 and 2013 and involving almost 56,000 children with HIV, living in low and middle - income countries in Sub-Saharan Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean, and Asia.

Equally ironic is that we arrived at that insight simply by amassing, organizing and carefully analyzing large existing databases, rather than collecting new data that would have been far more expensive,» said Dr. Daniel Isaak, lead author on the study with the U.S. Forest Service.

Florian Peissker, a PhD student at the University of Cologne in Germany, who did much of the observing, says: «Being at the telescope and seeing the data arriving in real time was a fascinating experience,» and Monica Valencia - S., a post-doctoral researcher also at the University of Cologne, who then worked on the challenging data processing adds: «It was amazing to see that the glow from the dusty cloud stayed compact before and after the close approach to the black hole.»

Given that we now have several years more data, we can essentially «test» the IPCC predictions and we arrive at the conclusion (i.e., message 1) that the climate system is tracking the «worst case scenario» (or worse in the case of ice melt and sea - level rise) presented by the IPCC.