accumulation of data

The world's most extensive accumulation of data on marine sciences is in his library.

This problem is projected to increase with personal genomics as it will create an even greater accumulation of data.

This system, he shows with a devastating accumulation of data, is not only immoral but inefficient.

Drawing on the accumulation of data, he overturns some common urban myths.

It was a thesis, proving my hypothesis through the accumulation of data."

Some climatologists think that refining the models is more important at this point than the accumulation of data.

"Do not confuse the accumulation of data with intelligence, Omnius.

And a steady accumulation of data has convinced many health experts that dioxin is only a moderate threat to human beings.

Two hundred years of the most painstaking accumulation of data and understanding were to be tossed overboard.

The accumulation of data over a long period of time is a situation that lends itself well to the use of a microcomputer.

'Ellis had quite an extraordinary accumulation of data, everything from minutely detailed personal dossiers through to industrial templates.

We sift through a smaller and smaller sieve the accumulations of data, and find these traces.

He was prompted to work on the subject by an over accumulation of data that resulted from the public's growing interest on environmental problems of the day.

"It's not sitting for a test but an accumulation of data to be submitted to the professional certification board for review," Dr. Shulman said.

The Gulf war has demonstrated that the mere accumulation of data doesn't confer an automatic advantage unless it is complemented by quality analysis and contextual detail.

(Garbage collection typically does not deal with the unbounded accumulation of data that is reachable, but that will actually not be used by the program.)

The lesson is not new, but he handles it freshly, and so rebukes a generation of historians infatuated with theory, structure, numbers and the mere accumulation of data.

Spock said nothing, but the expression on his face was very thoughtful as he reviewed his accumulation of data on Katalya Tremain and her supposed hatred of Vulcans.

Only by stealing the private safe, with its accumulation of data concerning the purchases that Trebe wanted the directors to make, could Paxton gain a stay of time to raise the necessary million.

Naifeh & Smith bang on about clumsy beginnings and the naive use by the lapsed preacher of a rigid perspective frame, but this is to treat the life as an accumulation of data.

The project was cancelled because the Government of the day was persuaded that with the accumulation of data it was felt that the E.24/43 aircraft was unlikely to reach sonic speed.

While researching the subject in a book called "Loving Big Brother," she discovered the term "data bodies," referring to the accumulation of data that floats around a person throughout life and even after death.

With other modern icons who died young-Marilyn Monroe, James Dean, J.F.K.-the posthumous accumulation of data has led to a broader and more complex sense of who they were.

A creche mate would come forth presently, a new personality with all the Bildoon creche's millennial accumulation of data, all the . . . McKie pursed his lips, inhaled, blew out.

In a statement, the E.P.A. said that the new research council study was the most definitive accumulation of data so far on indoor radon and that it confirmed that the gas was a serious public health problem.