Sentences with phrase «then gave that data»

«They were asked to calculate the mean percentage of words recalled and then given data to do this from a maths test containing only numbers, is the gist of it,» she said.

Start with your definition of what is «good enough» and then given the data the answer can be computed.

According to Facebook's deputy general counsel Paul Grewal, Kogan then gave the data he acquired via his app to Cambridge Analytica and another third - party company.

The professor, Aleksandr Kogan, then gave the data he had harvested to Cambridge Analytica.

The people who used the app created by psychology professor Aleksandr Kogan — who then gave the data to Cambridge Analytica without the knowledge of those users or their friends — had no idea their data might be used in a political campaign.

That partner then gave that data away, which was a violation of the rules.

The person who built the app then gave that data to the analytics company.

Not exact matches

In this light, purchasing something and then asking for a refund because it didn't meet subjective standards sure seems like an outdated method of buying and selling, given the encroachment of real data.

The researchers then sliced up all that heart - tracking data into overlapping one - minute and five - minute stretches in order to see how well they could peer into any given testing «window» with their algorithm and detect the arrhythmia.

Such network validates these acts and would then execute them, which can range to different kinds such as data, transactions, records, cryptocurrencies, and merges them with the others to give birth to a new block of data.

Then, the company can give you data such as average and range of ages and income, how large the families are, what kind of home they live in, what hobbies they have and maybe even where they make charitable donations.

It then uses this data and machine learning to give providers a smart billing solution with improved methods of communication and payment in order to engage patients.

Holger Mueller, who tracks the HR sector as principal analyst and vice president at Constellation Research, contends that Zenefits» revenue model is the most revolutionary thing about the company, comparing its approach to Google, which also gives away its digital services for free (then monetizes its accumulated user data by selling it to advertisers).

They were then able to create a site that drew on that data to show how any given employee might be able to move in the organization based on their experience to that point.

None of the products in the «Future Girl» video existed then — and a variation of one is hitting the market now — but merging performance products with performance data and interactive technology was a top Under Armour priority, given Plank's instinct that that's where the world was going.

On the flip side, if you're giving the power back to your customers to control their own data (with respect to their engagements with you), then you are being given permission to provide incredible customer experiences for your best customers; this is the very thing that will allow you to not only survive but also thrive in this next wave of digital marketing.

We see it in developing countries as a teaser to get some customers to use mobile data and to give access to publicly beneficial data (Wikipedia, government sites, health sites etc) and then there are countries where it is a commercial deal between mobile or fixed operators and certain content providers.

24 gives ISPs carte blanche to raid our online behaviors, analyze them and then hawk the result of that data collection — our cyber profiles — to the highest bidders.

Plus, they give you the data you need to break down your churn number, understand what caused any changes to it, and then take steps to improve it.

And then there are just people who are worried that the government might use their census data to cross-reference it against other information they've given the government (income being the obvious example - anyone know someone who plays fast and lose with their taxes?).

That's the sense in which the data give an unambiguous answer that we had the rise of economic growth through the middle of the 20th century, and then a falling off, a slackening of the pace, of innovation and economic growth since then.

Given that the issues are seemingly unavoidable in NAFTA, the lecture then highlights the preferred approach (relying on international treaty standards) and identifies many of the most important issues up for discussion including copyright term, fair dealing, intermediary liability and digital issues such as net neutrality and data localization.

There will be people who can afford to buy privacy and then there will be plenty of people who will give away their data in return for services, as they do now.

What you do is, go into your Facebook settings, click the Apps icon on the left rail, and then feast your eyes on up to a decade's worth of giving your data to Facebook apps for free.

Kogan seemed most comfortable during the session when he was laying into Facebook's platform policies — perhaps unsurprisingly, given how the company has sought to paint him as a rogue actor who abused its systems by creating an app that harvested data on up to 87 million Facebook users and then handing information on its users off to third parties.

Then it uses that data to create or tweak tools to give users what they want, often in consultation with beauty experts, celebrities and local advisers.

You can then click on the «keywords» and it will give you the data as I showed you in # 2 above, the keyword rankings for the post or page itself.

Aleksandr Kogan, the academic who allegedly collected private information from up to 87 million Facebook accounts and then gave the cache to political consulting firm Cambridge Analytica, also bought access to Twitter data, according to a Sunday report from Bloomberg.

Kogan, who was born in what was then the Soviet Union, traveled several times to Russia, where he worked with St. Petersburg university researchers and gave lectures on data and social media.

With Cambridge Analytica, a third party gained access to user data and then gave or sold it to the data analytics company; there are other examples of third - party apps selling Facebook data to data brokers, which can then reuse it on Facebook and elsewhere.

If the data of philosophical reason are natural, that is, if they are given for human experience independently of historical conditions, then natural theology as commonly understood becomes a major possibility.

Thus, there are purposes which have being in spite of the fact that they are not given in experience — and since God has a datum self, or a shining present, as well as an illuminating absent (e.g., God's past), then one may assume that there are purposes which are not given to God (ours for example).

Such a miracle would involve the suspension of the laws of nature at the level of primitive actual occasions, but if we accept the principle that God «speaks» to a given actual occasion in its own «language,» and if the «language» of primitive actual occasions in nature is such that the character of the data available for aesthetic synthesis in the concrescence of such occasions admits only of absolutely miniscule contrasts with the givenness of the character of the past, then God has no leverage via subjective aims to introduce shifts in the social structures conditioning the possibilities available for aesthetic synthesis in the concrescences of such primitive actual occasions.

Using the 1974 Filer Commission religion estimate of $ 11.7 billion as a base point, and then using available denominational data on giving, a series of annual figures for the years 1968 through 1973 and 1975 through 1995 can be calculated.

If this assumption in not true, then the method will give incorrect data.

The data the researcher collects must then be shaped in a model that gives it sense and coherence.

However, despite what Whitehead once said of God12 — the «always in concrescence» — this does not mean that God is enveloped in an ordinary process of concrescence and therefore has not integrated the given data (and then could nevertheless be prehended).

The study into a vegan America, published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences and based on data on what Americans ate and how they farmed between 2000 and 2010, looked at how much US soil is given over to raising animals to create food for humans, and then worked out how much food Americans could create if they cut out the middle - cow — and simply grew food to eat themselves.

If I want to give a dealership a historical record of their car sales in May, so that they can then create their advertising budget ad forecast what their sales might be, I am technically forecasting for a small sample size (1 month out of 12 in a year) however, I can pull data from multiple years in the past (May months from 2007 - 2017 for example).

Summary of the latest marketing data from MINTEL on baby milks shows the importance of «brand» and the volume of marketing being undertaken — if paediatricians link to brands through any mechanism at all then they give that brand a halo of scientific support.

Let's all give it a month and then look at our data.

The results will then be transferred to the New York Police Department, which will give the data to the press.

He'd presented the app to Facebook and to its users as a project gathering for academic research, but then had turned around and given it to a company that had not been named or identified, and which sought to use the data for political, not academic, purposes.

«These patterns that are based on decadal analysis of modern data, and then the hydroclimate proxies that give the salinity in the oceans and the rainfall on land seem to show the same picture.»

Then they may subconsciously give greater weight to any information that reinforces that diagnosis and dismiss — or not even bother to look for — other data.

«What we do instead is, given a national scale outbreak scenario, we generate 100,000 variants, run them in a computing cloud that generates several billion files, and then do the analytics on all this data.

After waiting for a given period, they then analysed the same parameters and found that although some of the security issues had been fixed (e.g. insecure health data transfers or the ability to identify users via insecure data transfers to third parties), other problems such as data leaks regarding the use of the application had not been resolved.

Physicists Leonard Susskind and Gerard» t Hooft stressed that the lesson should be general: Since the information required to describe physical phenomena within any given region of space can be fully encoded by data on a surface that surrounds the region, then there's reason to think that the surface is where the fundamental physical processes actually happen.

«It's giving unparalleled details about the hurricanes,» Tang says, including data on wind speeds and water temperatures delivered every minute that are then fed into models.

The classifier algorithm was then tested by giving it new brain data and by measuring how successfully the algorithm recognised the correct emotion solely on the basis of the brain data.