Sentences with phrase «use huge amounts of data»

Whatever you decide to believe about Cambridge Analytica, it is no secret that Vote Leave used huge amounts of data which was central to how they targeted their campaigning.

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In ye olde pre-Internet days, we used to have a certain level of privacy protection built in, because it was such a huge pain to amass any significant amount of data on someone.

When you're traveling out of the country, you're typically limited in the amount of data you can use before having to shell out huge roaming fees, and even those «unlimited» plans have data limits where you'll end up having your data speed throttled if you exceed them.

Using a sophisticated algorithm, the automated trading software will analyze a huge amount of data to predict changes in the market and to determine the best possible investment opportunities.

With companies like Facebook, Google, and Twitter generating huge amounts of revenue from your personal data, it is important to constantly monitor how it is being used and to restrict your data usage and sharing if possible.

«Perhaps the most important thing is we're amassing a huge amount of data,» which can be used to document and study these sites and protect their resources.

The research team analyses the huge amount of motor data in order to identify signal patterns that can be used to infer knowledge about the current state of the motor or to flag up changes.

AutoLens can be run on «massively parallel» computing architecture that uses multiple processors and requires no user input, so will be able to manage the huge amount of data delivered by the Euclid mission.

«Before we had access to large amounts of data, neuroscience made huge strides from using simple tasks, and they'll remain very useful,» Pitkow said.

As the team demonstrated in their January paper, scientists can use the technology to see huge amounts of data from a single cell and large - scale data patterns across cells, all in a single experiment.

These trackers are able to collect huge amounts of information from uninformed users spending time online, and this data is then used in order to better target advertising.

It has saved me a huge amount of time in the last 2 years, whilst also generating data I can use to address misconceptions and plug knowledge gaps.

This is because a number of people were using them to tether to their phones and racking up huge amounts of data, but Amazon doesn't charge for data.

Companies like Lexis - Nexis amass huge amounts of data on every American, and then they package that data in easy - to - interpret reports or scores that the insurance company uses to make a decision on how much to charge you and what kind of risk you are.

One advantage of the BVA / KC scheme is that over the years a huge amount of data has been collected by the Animal Health Trust (AHT) which can now be used to calculate estimated breeding values for HD in those breeds which have participated in the scheme in sufficient numbers.

I am surprised that the scientific community hasn [t introduced rigorous recording and change control techniques, particularly in the data age where huge amounts of data and code can be used on even a minor project.

It need not take a huge amount of time, but a smaller independent group that independently validated (or even, maybe, adjusted) the tools, data and scenarios that are used today would make a huge difference to public confidence.

«It empowers people to make use of huge amounts of data to make better decisions and tell better stories.»

The rising use of smartphones, computers, and other personal devices is creating huge amounts of data, making it possible to track and analyze potential threats.

Companies like Lexis - Nexis amass huge amounts of data on every American, and then they package that data in easy - to - interpret reports or scores that the insurance company uses to make a decision on how much to charge you and what kind of risk you are.

Corporations such as Google and Facebook use our data to make huge amounts of money, but IoHO imagines a world where we, the «data workers,» have the ability to earn some cash.

Music fans can enjoy high - resolution audio without the inconvenience of downloading huge files or using up large amounts of mobile data to get great sounding music through the V30.»

The idea of the service is based on the fact that millions of broadband users typically use only 20 to 30 percent of their monthly service, leaving huge amounts of data available.

It's no secret that Facebook has access to a huge amount of data, and some of that data may be used for determining a user's socioeconomic status.