Sentences with phrase «electronic data gotten»

Has electronic data gotten out of hand, too?

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Khozin said that since the data in electronic health records isn't as easy to get, especially at a large enough scale.

One of the participants at the research conference, an electronic church broadcaster, summed up all of the data by stating, «It looks like the research is saying that all that religious TV is doing is to make people feel good and to get them to keep on doing what they're doing!»

As our electronic devices get ever smaller and more powerful, they are generating mountains of data — documents, pictures, videos, and so on.

«We have so much data that we need these bigger lenses to get a full picture of what's really going on,» says Andrew Johnson, director of research at the Electronic Visualization Laboratory at the University of Illinois at Chicago.

«Compact optical transmitter and receiver units could exceed the speed limits of present - day electronic systems and help get rid of the bottlenecks in data centers.»

Getting pupils to use a spreadsheet to create their pixelated graphics can help incorporate important digital literacy skills, while encouraging electronic communication to get pupils to send their stream of «data bits» to each other can help illustrate networking concepts.

Loss of school work, books and data is a further concern, especially for those that have paper records and haven't got an electronic back up.

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This is done to make reading long texts easier on the eye and brain, which can soon get tired from reading lengthy data on an electronic screen.

I'm from Asia pacific and here i see kids are getting totally different i know one of my cousin's daughter who like to read comics in iPhone than a real printed book, and i also see the primary schools getting virtual with electronic resource centers, where kids can access computers and all the comics and books from computer data base.

Secondly, I get very, very puzzled (considering the new and very easy technology of POD publishing) that any publisher would only go electronic, especially with the well - researched data of number of paper books sold vs electronic books sold.

Should you invest in a metal wallet ($ 5 to $ 70) to block electronic pickpockets from getting your data?

Electronic recordkeeping will take a practice to the next level as long as the computer hardware gets needed upgrades, data is protected and the veterinary team is trained properly.

There has got to be a requirement to have a mobile phone with a data plan, connected to the above email and the lawyer's electronic calender — and an ability to use it without staff assistance;

«Some Shocking Discoveries About Electronic Data Discovery Main ABA's Blawg 100 Gets the Conversation Going»

While it's hard to immediately decipher new trends during LegalTech NY — which can be wildly overwhelming — one development I'm noticing is what I'm calling EDD 2.0, the recognition that electronic data discovery is not just something that happens when you get (or issue) the litigation hold.

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But regardless of how comfortable you are with technology, when you're talking about doing discovery with electronic data, there's a lot of different processes involved and there's different terms you have to understand and sometimes you have to educate the judge on some of this too; so it gets complicated in a hurry.

The EFF [Electronic Freedom Foundation] does a good job reiterating how Microsoft used malware-esque tactics to get users to upgrade, then once installed, Windows 10 collects user location data, text input, voice input, touch input, web browsing history, and general computing telemetry data, including which programs you run and for how long — which would be arguably less of an issue if you had full control over how much of this data was collected and funneled back to the Redmond mothership.

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So as the amount of electronic data exploded, of course eDiscovery came in to manage it, but as the amount of data continued to expand, even the amount that trickled down and was produced and litigation got to be huge, and you may just be talking 10,000 documents but at that stage you don't just need to know that those are relevant to the case.

The idea is to get their arms around the litigation data as early as possible so the team can map out the size, scope and scale of the electronic evidence involved in a new matter.

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«People are starting to get interested in reducing their overall data in many cases for regulatory issues,» said Dera Nevin, managing director and an electronic discovery lawyer at re: Discovery Law PC.

When you get display data on the screen of your smartphone, you gain access to a list of detailed functions of the electronic objects.