Sentences with phrase «huge volumes of»

In a struggling economy with a delicate housing market, these numbers speak huge volumes of encouragement to real estate professionals.

Dealing with online job application tracking systems (ATS)-- software some employers use to deal with huge volumes of applicants — can add to the exasperation.

Customer Engagement — The huge volumes of big data can give specific insights into customer behaviour and preferences, towards certain products and services offered by the bank.

Firstly, this model results in huge volumes of applications, significantly decreasing the likelihood of finding the best candidate.

So, in a world where algorithms weaned on huge volumes of public data can model risks better than humans, what role will the actuary of the future play?

Industries and scientific communities need to run large enterprise applications and process huge volumes of data, and we're reaching something of a ceiling.

For those losing faith in the potential of Bitcoin (BTC), or indeed the whole cryptocurrency movement, then look no further than the huge volumes of capital that flooded into Monex Group, Inc. (TYO: 8698) on Tuesday, the Tokyo - ba...

If you don't keep an eye on this usage, you may end up using huge volumes of data, which also translates to similarly huge fees.

Huge volumes of support came to stabilize the currency.

The week started though with huge volumes of selling and major support levels breaking that brought Bitcoin's price below 7500 $ on Sunday.

Last week we saw huge volumes of selling and major support levels breaking.

Doctors aren't required to buy huge volumes of medical supplies, and iRemedy can fulfill reorders rapidly with a very fast, automated mechanism that is based on Magenta.

Hadoop has excelled at storing huge volumes of data cheaply and processing it with the batch - oriented MapReduce algorithm; relational databases work interactively, but on smaller data volumes with more expensive storage economics.

US life insurance companies are not looking to expand their cheap term life insurance market to every world citizen or for that matter, they really aren't looking to do huge volumes of foreign national life insurance business.

In fact, when coupled with the reality that huge volumes of material maybe involved, e-discovery has the potential to increase litigation costs to staggering levels.

FSR makes the point that safeguards exist to prevent the courts being inundated by huge volumes of speculative scientific conjecture and theory, namely in Harris above and in R v Bowman [2006] EWCA Crim 417, which set out the duties / obligations on expert witnesses, now codified in Pt 33 of the Criminal Procedures Rules (SI 2006/2636).

It is fair to ask, therefore, whether in cases where social media platforms share huge volumes of personal data with developers, is the data - sharing framework in PIPEDA sufficient to protect the privacy interests of the public.

But now, it seems like in - house counsel are expected to have business acumen to come with data to back up their intuition and their recommendations, and to be able to process these huge volumes of legal work product efficiently and cost effectively.»

While conventional practice has been to assign multiple associates to big files to do discovery or due diligence, harnessing software to go through huge volumes of data would help individual lawyers to better manage their load and ultimately avoid burnout.

In February 2016, a London court supported the use of predictive coding software in a legal disclosure process, which often involves lawyers receiving huge volumes of documents from those representing the other side in a case.

It takes that prior behavior — housed in huge volumes of data — and using space - age concepts such as machine learning, predictive modeling and intelligent algorithms, it makes predictions about future behavior.

She discussed how AI can be used today to address these needs, helping to absorb and analyse huge volumes of data so GCs can view information holistically rather than using sample - based models.

The botnet is made up of 400,000 computers and used to send out huge volumes of spam.

The software works in real time, allowing organizations to mine huge volumes of IT data and to identify security threats and performance issues before they impact business.

With huge volumes of law firm confidential data (and data from other verticals) moving to the cloud, it is no wonder that the bad guys are taking aim at the clouds.

While I agree with just about everything you say, I'm not sure that most law firms have huge volumes of content readily available.

JAKARTA — Forest fires are underway in Indonesia as the rainy season tails off, marking the return of potentially widespread burning that threatens to once again blanket parts of the country in a toxic haze and belch out huge volumes of carbon dioxide.

The world's semi-arid regions may absorb huge volumes of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere whenever it rains enough.

If another Enbridge spill were to happen tomorrow, the company might respond more quickly, but huge volumes of heavy tar sands crude would still pour out of the pipeline.

To extract it, the shale is blasted with huge volumes of fresh water at high pressure, a practice known as hydraulic fracturing, or «fracking».

The latter issue is what OPG considers its biggest challenge, given the huge volumes of locally produced, non-food biomass it would require.

Hydraulic fracturing sends «huge volumes of toxic fluids» deep underground at high pressure, to fracture shale rock and release natural gas, Food & Water Watch claims.

CNN: «Atmospheric rivers», airborne corridors of concentrated moisture which carry huge volumes of water, are set to get wider and longer, causing more frequent and catastrophic floods as the atmosphere warms.

Wind farms displace fossil fuel power stations that often use huge volumes of water for cooling.

The huge volumes of lava pouring out from this area were accompanied by vast quantities of CO2 - the well - known greenhouse gas, thought to be causing global warming today.

Somebody's purported difficulties in getting data may be more newsworthy than the fact that huge volumes of data are freely available, including the great majority of those featured in the anti-climate science propaganda.

«Simply put mangroves provide habitat for fish and other wildlife, protects shorelines and in the context of climate change captures stores huge volumes of carbon that would otherwise evaporate and cause climate change.

Long touted as a method that reduced the environmental footprint on the surface, horizontal drilling also allowed a company to reach huge volumes of gas from just one well.

Released from the pressures of the ocean depths, methane hydrate expands to create huge volumes of methane gas, one of the most powerful of the greenhouse gases.

Wind power advocates discount the need for huge volumes of grid - scale energy storage, saying that «the wind is always blowing somewhere.»

The new study, accordingly, uses a computer model of Antarctica to study the consequences of adding huge volumes of salt water to different portions of the ice sheet.

The dwindling forest cover becomes not only less efficient in absorbing and removing this «greenhouse gas,» but the fires also add new, huge volumes of it.

We also turn out huge volumes of zinc, bauxite and aluminium, copper, lead, gold, uranium, manganese and a variety of rural produce, and we do it very efficiently, which is why we can sell it so profitably.

These satellites send huge volumes of data back to earth.

Countries are not only constructing new coal in the present — they are also planning to construct huge volumes of new capacity in the future.

Our ability to use sunlight to create huge volumes of electricity for the grid is not dependent on hydrogen.

It is the latter that leads to a very significant dilution of any radioactivity as it is spread through huge volumes of air, thus significantly reducing its concentration.

For example, we know that we humans are pouring huge volumes of carbon dioxide gas into the atmosphere.

The buttresses of ice frozen around Antarctica's edges, hundreds of meters thick in many cases, are also in the sea, but they can act like doorstops and — once moved out of the way — can allow huge volumes of ice on the continent (in theory) to move toward the sea more easily.

Attorneys are used to processing huge volumes of information, often of a highly technical nature, and producing a concise and persuasive argument based on the evidence.