Sentences with phrase «see any data asking»

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Many of them ask for permissions to see what is happening on your mobile device, and then sell the data.

Ask stakeholders to review the data; see if they think they'll be able to act based on what they see.

Jason argues companies should be required to ask users if they want to see their stored data every 90 days, and to delete data regularly.

Facebook users in the United States are scheduled in coming weeks to see a series of new consent screens explaining how the company collects and uses personal data and asking permission for these uses.

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Ask employees and check out social media accounts, as well as the website, to see just how open they are with data, information and updates.

«We believe it is entirely possible that there will be a connection there,» Zuckerberg said when asked if there was overlap between Cambridge Analytica's harvested user data and the political propaganda pushed by the Kremlin - linked Internet Research Agency during the 2016 presidential election, which Facebook has said was seen by some 126 million people.

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Ask Anonymous or another hacker group to see if they can get the data.

Depending on How, Who and When we Present, Ask and Collect data, it seems to fit neatly into to biased box containing the desired content of information which supports the view we wish the world to see.

McCallie's team is not convinced, and has asked to see the FAA's test data — which the agency has so far refused to make public, citing security concerns.

The main interface plots Kepler's data on a chart and asks the citizen scientist questions about what they see, such as patterns or dips in light.

That's why when reporting on any ongoing unpublished work, competent journalists should be asking some questions: Can we see the data?

I've emailed Dr Longo to ask for the raw data on death rates to see what the absolute risk is.

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Courtney Couvreur at Oakland International High School does this by asking her Statistics and Probability students to create a cookbook and, in the process, learn foundational numeracy skills about fractions, which will help them eventually interpret quantitative data they see in their everyday life.

You can see authenticity in Seago's approach in the way she values validity and genuineness in asking her students to carry out a specific experiment that yields data appropriate to what it is the students are trying to identify.

Before this lesson, ask students to create a data - collection form that includes all the animals they've observed during their sit - spots or that they've seen from home, marking the number of times each animal was seen.

If, on the other hand, somebody has carried out an experiment himself or herself, analyzed the data, made a prediction, and saw whether it came out correctly, if somebody is doing history and actually does some interviewing himself or herself — oral histories — then reads the documents, listens to it, goes back and asks further questions, writes up a paper — that's the kind of thing that's going to adhere.

Green ink is added to school books because teachers think that's what Ofsted wants to see, lesson plans are reinvented every year because school leaders think that's what they should ask for and schools find themselves collecting ever more data, and even more frustratingly, sometimes the same data in different formats for different people.

As a result of our campaign, the government and Ofsted have produced a video about some of the activity around marking, data collection and lesson planning that Ofsted don't want to see, and that your head should not ask you for.

So it isn't exactly shocking to see U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan's move yesterday to issue a letter to state school superintendents in waiver states asking them to «incorporate, to a significant degree» more - accurate graduation rate data as part of the hodgepodge of new accountability systems approved under the waiver gambit.

Observers collect hard data, avoiding judgements, about what they see to present to teachers and ask them to craft their own approaches, with support and guidance, for improvement.

«As a result of the NEU's workload campaign, the government and Ofsted recently produced a video about some of the activity around marking, data collection and lesson planning that Ofsted don't want to see, and that heads should not ask for.

«I'd like to see a culture shift, so that when people ask for data, it isn't perceived as an attack,» Thongnopnua said.

Ask the seller for information from any data plates and see who did the coachwork?

During the Apple launch event this morning, it was clear to see how easily this pairing could be used to benefit your health while helping researchers and healthcare professionals to gather more meaningful data (asking patients to recall pain levels days or weeks later during scheduled appointments can be difficult, whereas a ResearchKit app can capture data or make users perform ongoing tasks that will provide useful details).

But for me to make a completely unbiased opinion, I feel a need to see more complete data, and so I'm simply asking if it is available.

Definitely find the sub genre data on romance helpful and wouldn't mind seeing similar breakdowns for others — since you asked.

I can't imagine waking up to see your name and info splashed like that without being asked, especially since data guy is using web crawlers / data scrappers to get to data that is not out in public.

I will not buy 3G I don't trust ATT I sea what they are doing now with my iphone 3G data charges and over see use don't ask

Underwriting uses either actuarial data or crystal balls to see into the future and predict risk and set pricing — which of the two they use will depend on whom you ask.

They came and saw what we needed and asked for some backing data, and they made their decision very quickly and got the money we needed quickly, too.»

So today, before we get to some actual data, I thought I'd ask when the last time you saw one of these things happen was:

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Their site doesn't say where they are located, so you should ask that too and see if it matches the location data on pictures.

I suppose that if Dr. Doe professes that titer tests are not accurate, one could ask to see the data that leads him (or her) to this conclusion.»

It is pretty reasonable to ask for a discount, but the most I could see them doing is putting forth a twenty dollar discount on the digital version if you have the season pass and trophy data of the original game or the purchase of the digital version.

I asked on a previous thread whether anyone knew of a specific database suite that gave all of that functionality (versioning of binary data, URL citeability of specific versions, forward citation to see who used what etc.), but other than vague references, there wasn't anything concrete.

Along those lines, has the following been tried (again, forgive if I'm asking something with an obvious answer published somewhere): 1) pick starting projection dates and subsequent run paths 2) example for (1): start 1980, run forward 5 years; start 1982, run forward 5 years; start 1984 (run to 1989) etc etc 3) at each start we proceed as with the 1979 directive; ie calibrate with several months of starting year data 4) thus the latest such (example) run where we could compare against actual data would be an initialization in 2008 and run forward for 5 years to 2013 5) the advantage of the above (and I recognize that there is a huge amount of work involved in crunching these simulations) is that we could see the starting temp and 5 year projections against the historical record for a number of overlapping segments.

Mr. Revkin, I just use this as an open line, to ask about another topic — I would like to see some data on how much human garbage, building material, etc., was washed into the Gulf during Ike.

That often worked for me, still does — people share pre-publication or unpublished / unpublishable data that might cast light on some dark area, when they see a somewhat intelligent question being asked.

In a more conventional field, in which highly technical papers were published in professional journals rather than Nature or Science, the paper would be read by the few experts, who over the next few years would try to understand what it all means, whether it is really new, what the weaknesses might be, do their own analyses to see how robust the results are, and ask if there are conflicting data sets.

WRT attempting to review the papers he's been asked to review by means of seeing supporting data and methods.

«His most startling observation came when he was asked how often scientists reviewing his papers for probity before publication asked to see details of his raw data, methodology and computer codes.

I'll bet my house on little green Martians arriving and asking to be taken to see Chris Monckton before I'll expect any climate modellers to give a t ** s about observational data.

In light of past deceptions by Climate Scientists - Climategate... I would want to see the internal emails of how the scientist use the data and any discussions internally to see what if any there were doubts and debates... We are asked to trust them blindly and as I said in the past, our government agencies have not been the most truthful or reliable.

The most startling observation came when he was asked how often scientists reviewing his papers for probity before publication asked to see details of his raw data, methodology and computer codes.

If you were asked to peer review a paper, would YOU sign off on it without seeing the data that went into it or (usually) the program code that processed the data?