Sentences with phrase «subsequent data processing»

It considered whether the provisions of the 1995 Data Protection Directive (hereafter: the Directive) preclude national measures which allow the data transfers between public bodies and subsequent data processing without informing the data subject of the transfer and processing.

Not exact matches

Furthermore, precisely as paradigmatically exemplified in the life process of Jesus, they function as a physical datum, with direct causal efficacy, for all subsequent history.

Theories that posit the logic of binary oppositions, on the other hand, fail to accommodate the Whiteheadian «principle of relativity» according to which a subject constitutes itself Out of its prehensions of its past world, and then in turn functions objectively as a datum in the past world of all subsequent occasions (Whitehead, Process 214; 43).

Missions to develop these themes are budgeted with a total cost that includes construction, mission operations, and data analysis as one package in the mission's prime phase; the funding level for operations and data analysis during the mission's subsequent extended phase is determined by competitive review among all operating missions (NASA's Senior Review process).

The research is carried out on groups of people who are examined and the so - called racial traits are quantified with subsequent processing of mass data using variational statistics methods.

We have temperature measurements that show each subsequent decade of the last 3 is warmer than the last, but you don't trust them because the data are processed by the government.

I implied that such evidence would consist of copies of all the processed data used in Forest 2006 for the computation of the error r2 statistic produced by each diagnostic; a copy of all computer code used for subsequent computation and interpolation; and the code used to generate both the CSF 2005 and the Forest 2006 processed MIT model, observational and AOGCM control - run data from the raw data, including all ancillary data used.

The corruption in the peer reviewing process is simple to see through, especially if you don't dogmatically adhere to it, but this is the key: The Peer Review Process is institutionalised in the education system and becomes a standard method of approaching the gathering of data and the formation of subsequent hypoprocess is simple to see through, especially if you don't dogmatically adhere to it, but this is the key: The Peer Review Process is institutionalised in the education system and becomes a standard method of approaching the gathering of data and the formation of subsequent hypoProcess is institutionalised in the education system and becomes a standard method of approaching the gathering of data and the formation of subsequent hypotheses.

If only more climate scientists had publicly distanced themselves from the hiding of data, hiding the decline, sabotaging of peer - review and the science process generally, and the subsequent official attempts at covering all this up, then today they could possibly have been credited with having some integrity, and be seen as being bona - fide rather than agenda - driven.

So please give an example where measurements of any given phenomenon were taken, with a potential error range of the equivalent of + / - 5 % that you stipulated in the initial measurements, where that poor initial data was processed using statistics, and provided an «actual average measurement within + / -.03 %, that was then verified against later, with subsequent more accurate measurements.

The idea is that you «actualize» (Marcott: «realize») your standard errors by manifesting them as data, then subsequent processing already includes all the error - fuzz, all done.

Climate is massively complex and the best way to study it is to examine the raw data and subsequent analysis vetted by the aggregated understanding achieved through the relevant peer review process.