Sentences with phrase «not data points»

And kids are not data points — they're children... We don't feel the least bit defensive... We are many and they are few.»

We want our children to be treated as individuals, not data points.

Companies need to see their customers as people not data points.

Qualitative measurement of this type of progress is difficult, but the goal should be a lasting cultural shift, not a data point to share with the world.

As of Nov. 27th, not every data point shows a turn in the gold market, but bearishness quite high.

A proposed explanation is not a data point, an event itself is the data point.

When looking at the annualized return for N years, there are N data points (i.e., gain multipliers) involved.

As of Nov. 27th, not every data point shows a turn in the gold market, but bearishness quite high.

In both cases N data points produce N complex - valued coefficients for the BILATERAL spectrum.

There exists a polynomial of degree N +1 that will exactly fit all N data points, but it will only correctly predict the future if the physical laws that determine the future just happen to exactly match the polynomial.

for example, take N data points from the past.

Not exact matches

But the truth is that not all complaints are valid, and not all ideas meritorious; it is the leader's responsibility to make measured, informed decisions, and not to pander to data points of one.

His remarks can't be considered a roadmap for the future path of interest rates; he made a point of stating that every policy meeting is «live,» meaning the latest data could alter assumptions.

Topol pointed out that currently there's a ton of «information blocking» going on by health providers that don't» want to share data with others for fear of losing their patients (i.e. business).

Many businesses may be unaware that it is their responsibility to protect their customers» data from theft and fraud at the point of sale, not the payment service you use.

Even if that were possible, what would is the point of data you can not safely share?

Since I'm writing for Data Sheet this week, and not CEO Daily, I should point out that all of this Change - the - World - Don't - Be-Evil stuff started in the tech sector — even if some players (looking at you, Facebook) have wandered astray.

But the cost of the phone isn't the point — if Amazon gets data on users» spending habits and preferential access to that spending, then the R&D costs will be well worth it.

From his perspective, there was no point in releasing a handy data - and web - enabled device if people weren't going to use it because of its prohibitive cost, so he somehow forced AT&T to play ball.

«That will be hard for those that don't have the data points to show how they would perform as a public company.»

«The data point everyone wants, we didn't get — current Model 3 run rate,» RBC analyst Joseph Spak said in a note Wednesday after the company reported earnings that beat analyst expectations.

«To me, these concepts are dated stereotypes that define a person based on a demographic data point, not who they truly are.

So while we feel we've lost control of the way our personal data is collected, that doesn't mean we'll stop sharing it on Facebook... or Twitter, or Pinterest, or Instagram (you get the point).

But you also don't need those data points to see what even the commander - in - chief sees: The US is losing in Afghanistan.

Carly Fiorina, the former CEO of HP, shared that the point is to «turn data into information, information into knowledge and insight, and knowledge into competitive advantage, and to do it in a matter of minutes or seconds, not days or weeks.»

That's because it will be one of the few remaining data points that Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen and the rest of the Federal Open Market Committee will have before they decide whether or not to begin the process of raising interest rates at their upcoming meeting December 15th and 16th.

The rollback of these privacy rules wouldn't be as big of a deal to people if they had a choice between an ISP that collects data en masse and one that makes it a point not to serve up targeted ads.

I think our product is great, so I'll look for data that supports my point and I'll ignore any data that doesn't.

However, it's not just the color you choose; the values, hues, and intensities of these colors also say something about the data points that they accompany.

Rather than using the new data to push investors to buy stock, Wieser recommends caution because he believes that the we're approaching the saturation point when increases in digital ad budgets won't lead to increased sales.

«While one data point doesn't make a trend, this is the biggest monthly decline in Ireland's Treasury holdings since the data became available, and...

«The readability and visualization of the data your BI collects is not only advantageous for your tech team, but often times the reports that the BI summary creates will need to be seen by other people - executives, future vendors, investors, etc.,» points out SelectHub, a service for enterprise software product evaluation.

While it's highly unlikely that any Kobo users will end up on a Canadian watchlist, the point remains: ship your data abroad, and it falls into other jurisdictions and other legal systems that you don't necessarily vote for or understand.

At some point in the not - distant future, Griffith will have the most accurate tool around for measuring an individual's (or collective's) energy use as well as a gigantic pile of data, both of which will be commercially quite valuable as we are pushed toward a greener lifestyle.

Brands have to think of their customers not just as targets or data points, but as active, ongoing partners; a quick look at crowdfunding sites like Kickstarter, Indiegogo, The Lending Club, or Kiva will reveal why.

The peer investing model has yielded some interesting data points not found in traditional venture capital investing.

As a marketer, I can't really do anything with a data point about the percentage of business travelers who are women — at least not anything that will differentiate from all of the rest of my competitors.

«At some point they are going to say there is a smaller set of countries where we will let our data go, and the United States won't be one of them.»

But that's not an insight — it's a data point.

This not only boosts existing shareholder trust and support, but also shortens preparation time for new rounds, enables new investors to better assess historical results and leads to less of a need for future data points for validation.

But it's not a difficult leap to make to see how this could be considered one of Battelle's «data points.»

After that comment raised eyebrows, FICO — creator of the most widely used credit - scoring system — clarified that «at this point, social media data is not part of any FICO score.»

It's also worth noting that this study isn't an isolated data point.

Groups including the Electronic Frontier Foundation have been making precisely that case for years, pointing out as early as 2005 that EULAs force users to give up not just control of their data, but many other legal rights.

Koeck points out that having lots of data is not enough.

We want to give them access to these kinds of optimization opportunities through the data points that we've gathered, not just for their shipments but for also what we're seeing for other people's shipments.»

«If you look at more current information, you will see that these data points are not demonstrative of our current network, community impact, and both the direct and indirect job creation near fulfillment centers,» a company representative said previously, adding that «Amazon's investments led to the creation of 200,000 additional non-Amazon jobs, ranging from construction jobs to healthcare industry positions.»

«It was just the data point — the look on his face — when he was shocked that we don't support just basic, status quo services you'll find in other tech cities,» he said.

So, it's important to point out that the workforce at 16 companies that share data isn't a perfect predictor of the other 484.

When Banks looked at the above diversity data for senior executives at 16 Fortune 500 companies, she was careful to point out that it need not be a depressing reminder that women and people of color — and other marginalized groups that aren't counted on the EEO - 1 Report — struggle to make it to the upper echelons of corporate America.