Sentences with phrase «get nice data»

Its not my first time to visit this website, i am visiting this website dailly and get nice data from here daily.

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So, it is indeed very nice to get data that support your model but you make the best progress by getting a result that disproves you model so you make a new one that is CLOSER to the truth.

And the reason is that these are really complex data analysis jobs and there are many steps you have to calibrate and get all straightened out before you get those nice, final data points.

We had a really nice theoretical model in the nineties and some of the data seemed to support it, but the more data we got, the muddier the waters became, says Luisa Rebull of NASA's Spitzer Science Center in Pasadena, Calif., lead author of the paper that appeared in The Astrophysical Journal July 20.

It's nice to see these complexities emerge as scientists get more fine - grained data.

I'm skeptical the X-1 will get 43 mpg in the EPA tests, and it would be nice to see some hard data on this.

The samsung tablets are nice but why buy at a B&N when you can get a data plan with a carrier in monthly payments or just buy a tablet at an electronics store?

Along with a bump to Ice Cream Sandwich, the update will also bring HTC Sense 3.6 UI goodies, You will also get the Recent Apps menu, revised menu structures, new fonts, face recognition (i.e., Face Unlock), re-sizeable widgets, Home Screen Folders, new app dock, multi-tasking menu, Data Usage control, improved text input and and some nice performance improvements.

BlackBerry Protect also offers a nice selection of other features too: get your phone's GPS location, lock the device, rescue irreplaceable data, and completely wipe your phone.

Since year - to - year spikes in the proxy data may just be noise that brings in other confounding factors, scientists average them out to get a nice smooth graph that is meaningful, not on a year - to - year or decade - to - decade level, but on a scale of centuries.

*** You see, Eric, the nice thing about getting the method right is that if the data changes — or more data becomes available (like, say, a better way to offset Byrd station than using the relationships to other stations), then the answer will change in response.

As to the impact on NH and global data, I've noted long before this exchange that the non-US data in GHCN looks more problematic to me than the US data and it would be really nice if surfacestations.org starting getting some international feedback.

It's a FAQ at the National Snow and Ice Data Center, so it's as official as it gets, and has a nice summary discussion.

Many CRM products will have built in reporting capabilities, which is nice because you don't have to do any extra work to get the data you need.

Some of those plans got a nice shot in the arm, as AT&T «s prepaid subsidiary announced that customers will get more data without the need for a cost bump.

This device gets its power from a micro-USB port, and comes with a combination charging and data cable and travel - size charger, a nice touch.

I just want to give an enormous thumbs up for the nice data you've gotten right here on this post.