Examples of using One data set in English and their translations into Spanish
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What makes one data set more valuable than another?
The detail andscale are highly variable from one data set to another.
One data set consists of readings for both temperature and humidity.
Separate measurement settings can be bound to one data set.
Thus the conclusions drawn from one data set cannot be applied to another.
One data set(abbreviated DS) consists of three 16-bit words called data words DW.
The Institute was thus able to standardize the variables and create one data set with all of the information from these surveys.
According to one data set(Table 5) the average increase in applied European tariff amounted to 50 per cent between 1927 and 1931.
Comparability: A qualitative term that expresses the measure of confidence that one data set can be compared to another and can be combined for a decision or decisions to be made.
When using the report or Taking Stock Online, it is important to keep in mind the different data sets(Box 2-2) andthat the conclusions drawn from one data set cannot be applied to another because of the differ- ent chemicals and industry sectors in each data set. .
This year 2013 the participants will develop an application using one data set available in Buenos Aires Data public data catalog City.
Y is the dependent variable data set one dimensional array of cells.
At its core: one integrated data set that enables your clinical, administrative and IT functions.
Full control by displaying complete inspection data set in one view.
Typically, we use the LLF in searching for the optimal values of the coefficients of a model using one sample data set.
Y is the dependent/response variable data set a one dimensional array of cells e.g.
The 2002-2003 data set excludes one chemical, carbonyl sulfide, from the 2003 data since it was added to NPRI reporting for reporting year 2003.
The variety of data and systems available, which reflects the different information collected by linguists with regard to pronunciation andetymology, makes it difficult to merge the databases into one comprehensive data set.
Each scoreboard was limited to one set of data.
A logbook, recording approximately 3800 sets of data one set altitude, vertical ascent/descent rate and time.
If we were to strictly follow only one set of data, e.g.
