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Things data often describes (“data ________”)
systems, system, collection, analysis, processing, flow, division, base, elements, mining, gathering, name, sources, link, transfer, set, transmission, acquisition, structure, sets, handling, files, model, file, points, reduction, structures, types, bases, storage, objects, type, rate, theory, unit, entry, statements, area, items, models, methods, problem, recording, communications, techniques, integrity, source, rates, input, access, compression, network, management, format, approach, record, services, control, stream, units, signal, requirements, communication, manipulation, bus, protection, description, independence, flag, matrix, star, path, networks, likelihood, sheet, bank, representation, capture, names, generating, register, integration, conversion, security, wrapper, element, fit, signals, records, exchange, mechanism, applications
How data often is described (“________ data”)
experimental, available, statistical, empirical, unpublished, historical, raw, quantitative, additional, recent, relevant, original, reliable, basic, clinical, following, actual, financial, detailed, sufficient, accurate, qualitative, current, comparative, limited, scientific, necessary, numerical, observed, demographic, observational, complete, digital, longitudinal, objective, useful, valuable, comparable, preliminary, initial, above, biographical, normative, insufficient, pertinent, extensive, hard, measured, adequate, enough, spatial, archaeological, official, secondary, level, technical, annual, factual, seismic, aggregate, precise, incomplete, ray, sectional, monthly, descriptive, valid, sensitive, ethnographic, related, meteorological, sensory
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