Examples of using Data would in English and their translations into Swedish
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And if this kind of threat took over your device, your data wouldn't be endangered as copies would be stored in backup.
Whereas collecting such data would not only provide a clear picture of the situation,
In general terms the Commission shares this concern, since such data would constitute the basis for solid statistics regarding the Programme
In particular, the use of biometric data would make it possible to collect
stressed that centralised collection of the data would have financial advantages for the carriers.
In that instance, the data would need to be combined with more information,
If the pre-test probability was 10%(e.g. because it is a specialised rheumatology lab), the data would change accordingly: Test positive Test negative.
If the pre-test probability was 10%(e.g. because it is a specialised rheumatology lab), the data would change accordingly.
The availability of new, up-to-date data would enable the Commission to make a more accurate assessment of the situation
Such data would really make it possible to work on the shift to sea transport.
I guess Data would do it like that. Seems weird to make an android with mucus
Seems weird to make an android with mucus and saliva, but… I guess Data would do it like that.
But I guess Data would do it like that. It seems weird to make an android with mucus and saliva.
For example, this data would represent evidence in a case where a board member of a company in possession of inside information transfers inside information by phone to a friend,
An editorial in Nature18 used the example of the Fukushima accident to make the case that better public access to data would contribute to better risk assessment:‘This would unleash the diverse creativity of academic researchers, journalists, software geeks and mappers.
Our analysis apparatus is among the best in the world, and the data would be overwhelming if we weren't experts in converting them into concise recommendations for specific actions that provide meaning.
The EDPS already notes that it appears from these statements that the exchange of data would focus on third pillar matters,
The Commission's‘Marine Knowledge 2020' Communication of September 2010 showed that better management of marine observations and data would cut the cost of operations at sea,
in recent expert group discussions26 they foresaw that simultaneously harmonising such an enormous amount of data would involve high costs
it quickly became clear that our data would be safer in the Microsoft cloud than in our own datacenters.