Sentences with phrase «process large amounts of information»

Given its obvious inefficiencies, governments have begun exploring methods which could enable blockchains to process large amounts of information outside of the main blockchain network and then simply send a compilation of information to the blockchain.

Systems like hashing allow blockchains to process large amounts of information in chunks, compile it into one transaction and, ultimately, process it much more efficiently and at a lower cost.

With a broader spectrum (meaning a larger variety of colours in the light) and a large number of light channels set next to each other (individual colours), you can process a larger amount of information faster.

We use them because unaided common sense tends to make errors, or have difficulty in processing large amounts of information, just as we use formal methods for doing arithmetic because guessing numbers by eye or counting on our fingers is error prone, and is anyway infeasible for large numbers.

Not exact matches

A.I. can process large amounts of files, emails, and data providing unprecedented access to information about how we delegate work, tackle assignments, and deliver results.

For compatibility with the fastest kinds of memory chips for servers or to be able to send the largest amounts of information quickly between the central processing chip and memory or storage, Intel requires that customers buy a package that includes two chips, known as a dual socket design, even if they don't need the extra processing power of two chips.

Chatbots have the ability to process a massive amount of information, so they can quickly sort through large internal data reports.

We're in the process of investigating every app that had access to a large amount of information before we locked down our platform in 2014.

«At the same time, it's clear that forming memories involves some very high - order neural processing and other things at the subcellular level in order to store the large amount of information you memorize.

A «job» in this context is a request to process a certain amount of data — turning the information produced by the detector in a given time period into the images, say, or scanning over some large number of these images for analysis.

Raw digital images and video require large amounts of memory to store, so computers slim them down by chucking away unnecessary information in a process called compression.

They are exposed to large amounts of stimulation daily yet work efficiently to process this information without us thinking much about it.

Well, the Internet we all want is one that easily grows into a more and more powerful, increasingly automated way to create and move large amounts of information, and one that helps us make a living in the process.

The superior functioning of artificial intelligence over current processes is based in part on the superior ability of computing large amounts of information, data sets that are so large and so complex that the traditional means of processing this information simply isn't adequate enough when compared to techniques like predictive analytics.

The system is built on IBM Watson, a technology platform that uses natural language processing and machine learning to find relevant information from large amounts of unstructured data, basically written in text, rather than neatly situated in the rows and columns of a database.

Unfortunately, getting these quotes can often be a time - consuming and aggravating process because you will need to provide each insurance company with a large amount of personal information before you can be given an accurate quote.

The immutability and decentralized nature of public blockchain networks, such as bitcoin and Ethereum, could allow governments to process large amounts of sensitive information on an unchangeable and transparent platform.

In May 2018, the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), will take effect and change the rules of the road for companies that collect, store or process large amounts of user information.

Background screening processes rely on the collection of large amounts of Personal Identifiable Information.

RELEVANT EXPERIENCE Abacus, New York, NY Dec 2016 — Present Data Collector • Process large amounts of data for company's information needs • Liaise with operators, engineers and suppliers • Compile and code results of data using specified tools • Identify and resolve inconsistencies • Prepare spreadsheets pertinent to data collection and dissemination • Forward all data collected to relevant departments

• Strong written communication skills • The ability to assess large amounts of quantitative information quickly • Proficient and clear verbal communication skills • Well - developed process management and problem - solving skills • Detail - oriented approach to problem documentation and reporting