Look up: data

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   Data
   Data is information, especially that stored in a computer.
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   DATA
   DATA is an abbreviation for Defense Air Transport Administration
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   Data
   A group of facts of information found by measuring or studying a situation.
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   Data
   The representative forms of information, including facts, concepts, rules, or any other kind of knowledge.
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   Data
   Facts or figures from which conclusions can be drawn.
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   data
   [Noun] Facts or information; information stored by a computer.
   Example: When the data has been analysed, a report will be written.
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   Data
   Recorded information, regardless of medium or characteristics, of any nature, including administrative, managerial, financial, and technical.
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   Data
   A representation of facts, concepts or instructions in a formalised manner suitable for communication, interpretation or processing.
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   data
   [n] - a collection of facts from which conclusions may be drawn
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    Data
    Information (usually numeric) collected on the participants in a study and on which data analysis is performed.
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    Data
    A general term to describe the basic form of information. The plural form of datum, this refers to any computer information which can be removed, modified or copied.
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    Data
    Information of a quantitative nature consisting of counts or measurements.
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    data
    Information, especially information in a form that can be used by a computer. It can include text, numbers, sounds and pictures. A single piece of information is called a Datum.
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    Data
    Information a computer needs in order to make decisions or carry out a particular action. Information stored and used by a computer.
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    Data
    A series of facts or statements that may have been collected, stored, processed or manipulated but have not been organized. See also: Data Mining, Database, Time History.
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    Data
    Factual pieces of information
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    data
    (data, data processing, jargon) /day't*/ (Or 'raw data') Numbers, characters, images, or other method of recording, in a form which can be assessed by a human or (especially) input into a computer, stored and processed there, or transmitted on some digital channel. Computers nearly always represent data in binary. Data on its own has no meaning, o...
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    Data
    is the plural of datum, which refers to a record of an observation. Data can be numerical (and hence quantitative) or consist of words or images (hence qualitative). A distinction is sometimes made between naturally occurring data - such as tape recordings of conversations that would have occurred whether a researcher was present or not - and data ...
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    data
    A set of information
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    Data
    Data: Facts, statistics, and the like. In medicine and the health sciences, people often speak of 'the data' erroneously in the singular. 'Data' is a plural noun and takes a plural verb, as in 'the data are very convincing.' It comes from the Latin 'datum', meaning 'a thing given.' For the Romans data were surely plural but we fear that, for lack o ...
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    data
    in Standard Generalised Markup Language (SGML):the characters of a document that represent the inherent information content; characters that are not recognised as markup Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers) • those items that relate specifically to the problem being dealt with at the time and external to the system proper Category: Automation (includes te...
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    Data
    Information that is recorded or processed
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    Data
    IT systems are made up of hardware, software and data. Data is the material that the hardware processes, as instructed by the software. If you use computers that don`t use data, or don`t have any inputs or don`t have any outputs, you may not be getting the best from that computer.
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    Data
    The number that make up a digital file.
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    data
    Computer data is a series of measurements or figures which can be operated on or produced by a computer. If the data is presented or interpreted into a form that conveys meaning then the data has become information (q.v.). If information is to be entered into a computer system, it must be changed into data. Data can be unprocessed or processed. See ...
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