Sentences with phrase «of precise data»

It is maddeningly difficult to track down an exact figure for the pre-industrial global temperature, partially because of a lack of precise data, partially because of politics, and partially because of the impenetrability of scientific writing.

Bruce Lanphear, a professor for Faculty of Health Sciences at Simon Fraser University in British Columbia, said the lack of precise data presents «a huge problem.»

Science also, practically, requires a culture with a written language for the easy recording and sharing of large amounts of precise data.

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In particular, no one seems to have precise data on the size of the private, unregulated mortgage space.

Google can provide approximations of this data with the types of keywords the users might enter during a search, but Facebook is more likely to have the precise details.

Email has become the predominant method of exchanging large files and sensitive data, unfortunately, many employees are unaware of how to secure important documents when emailing them to establish precise, written policies and procedures for all employees to follow.

From data enrichment to happy customer monitoring and precise lead scoring, the benefits of automating your marketing workflow are both wide and deep.

Because of increasingly precise location tracking, your phone can collect records of where you go, and the services you use can apply that data to help companies target you with ads.

They can aggregate search data and social media data to paint incredibly precise pictures of who people are and what they want to buy.

The Gaia data provides an unprecedented level of detailed information about the stars in our galaxy, with precise distance, brightness, color, and motion indicators for more than a billion stars.

Recent years have seen the rise of firms such as Sportvision, which sell data - collecting cameras that track movements on the field imperceptible to the human eye, such as the precise path and velocity of a baseball pitch.

Along with virtually every major retail and restaurant chain, Starbucks relies on software that choreographs workers in precise, intricate ballets, using sales patterns and other data to determine which of its 130,000 baristas are needed in its thousands of locations and exactly when.

Although there is not enough official data to come up with a precise figure for bad loans, other analysts have come up with estimates of around $ 5 trillion.

Powered by the industry's largest network of real - time shipment location data, FourKites uses connections to more than four million GPS devices and a proprietary algorithm to provide precise arrival time predictions and real - time recommendations.

This type of triangulation gives you a very precise and accurate location data.

All of the data in the world on valuations, fundamentals, technicals, geopolitical events and sentiment can't help you predict the precise moment other investors will collectively decide it's time to panic.

As William Poole of the St. Louis Fed noted over the weekend, «It is too early to pick a precise date for the recession trough, but there is a bottoming out feel to the data.»

As stated by economists Jon Faust and Jonathan H. Wright in a 2009 paper, «by mirroring key elements of the data construction machinery of the Bureau of Economic Analysis, the Fed staff forms a relatively precise estimate of what BEA will announce for the previous quarter's GDP even before it is announced.»

Leverage granular fund data to pick your own precise peer group and present a benchmark that truly highlights the value of your strategy.

The bottom line for our purposes is that on a large, universal scale, even a proper application of a Golden Mean interpretation against a triangular pattern is at best using abstract past data to predict a precise and concrete future movement.

The trove of documents shared publicly by the company's former research director, Christopher Wylie, illustrates that granular personal data on each of us can be used to create precise messages to any individual voter, then delivered to us through the online ecosystem over Facebook, Instagram, Google, Twitter and other free services.

The latter is merely the external occasion which provokes a more precise examination of the data that derive from theology's own sources and methods.

Psychology of learning; social analysis of the societies in which students will work; statistical methods applied to the economic facts of ministers» salaries and the cost of tuition, and the like; and many other relatively precise procedures applied to limited data can give guidance to perplexed administrators that no amount of hard thought about the large question of man's life before God will yield.

He knows that those data put limits on what precise overall final state results when he completes the process of concrescence.

The historical timing of this mistaken notion that the selected data («abstractions») of physical science exhausted the concrete could hardly have been worse, coming as it did just when the industrial revolution and new political revolutions should have been based on the most precise attention to relevant value.

Gore is calm and precise — if anything, he is conservative in his use of the data.

Spalatin thought he had better be in possession of the precise details of Luther's actual pedigree, and Luther obliged with brief biographical data, but was upset again: «This does not frighten me at all, but it blows up the sails of my heart with an incredible wind.»

The macronutrients in the data below are also different from the commercial coconut flour we buy, showing the difficulty of generating some precise value.

Sub-monitoring of electricity using CT (Current Transducer) devices connected to data - loggers provides accurate data on all electricity usage, while water meters log every litre of water at 30 second intervals, providing highly precise readings.

It stores quite a bit of data, 12 consecutive results to be precise, which makes monitoring your baby's temperature over time that much easier.

It is when we look, as Chris Bragg did in Crain's recently, at the precise political history of the members of the Progressive Caucus, that we understand that the Caucus represents the high water mark of the Working Families Party, circa 2009, before the implosion of Data and Field Services.

With the general lack of precise, granular audience measurement data, media buying brands, agencies, and media outlets hedge their bets when it comes to advertising spend.

Neither state nor county officials can provide a precise number of children who are diagnosed with blood lead levels of 5 to 9 micrograms because the state's data collection system is not set up to track and and analyze the cases of children whose lead levels fall in the range.

«Those data, taken as a whole, may provide very precise information on the private lives of the persons whose data are retained, such as the habits of everyday life, permanent or temporary places of residence, daily or other movements, activities carried out, social relationships and the social environments frequented.»

Many «discoveries» of background radiation evaporated as data became more precise, and the ones that endured faced a hard slog to prove themselves.

Seen at left as a reddish thumbprint on the top of the inner tube, they are carefully sculpted in a precise pattern to encode data as accurately as possible.

Using data from 16 ice cores collected from widely spaced locations around the Antarctic continent, including the South Pole, a group led by Joe McConnell of the Desert Research Institute (DRI) in Reno, Nevada, created the most accurate and precise reconstruction to date of lead pollution over Earth's southernmost continent.

This way the researchers obtain data for each type of mutation as well as precise mutation frequencies at any position of the RNA.

The experiment will supply us with a lot of new highly precise data which may also lead to the discovery of new particles,» said Sfienti.

«The laser scanning data collected from selected points does give significantly more precise results than the satellite radar,» notes Christian Berger, co-author of the study and head of the research project on which Victor Odipo's doctoral thesis is based.

LiDAR is a method of mapping from the sky: An airplane - mounted device sends a constant pulse of laser light across a swath of terrain; precise measurements of how long it takes the emitted breams to bounce off surfaces are taken and translated into topographic data.

Cosmologist Douglas Scott of the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada, who was not involved in the study, calls it an «eminently sensible analysis», but agrees with Gordon that more precise data is needed to claim discovery.

They say they need precise data on the prevalence and onset of medical conditions, as well as from air and water sampling, to properly assess the hazards of drilling.

Instruments are now so precise that radar observations can spot a single bee at about 30 miles away, and scientists can combine thermal imaging cameras, acoustic monitoring devices and small portable radars with weather radar data to get a complete picture of a region's ecology.

Auditory interfaces also prompt a rethink about how we investigate data and communicate those findings, setting aside the precise and discrete nature of visual presentation in favour of complex, overlapping forms.

The role of the Arctic ctenophore in the Arctic and Baltic ecosystems has not been fully understood due to the limited availability of precise frequency and research data.

As the Canadian government scientists note in the Fisheries Oceanography paper: «The 2010 phenomenal run... may forever remain an enigma due to the lack of precise ecological and chemical data.»

Those studies, which used less precise genetic tests, showed differences between females at beaches thousands of miles apart but provided no data on males.

According to the authors, whose interpretations of these data again were inspired by evolutionary logic: «Schadenfreude laughter might therefore represent a precise (and socially tolerated) tool to dominate the listener without concurrently segregating him from group context.»

Among their goals for this system are: a higher density electrode array to allow for more precise targeting on neurons, new recording circuits that vastly increase the volume of data captured, and a new wireless power and telemetry technology that allows for real - time data transmission from the brain.