critical data
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datos críticos
- Before making any recommendations, the analyst reviewed the critical data gathered from the surveys.
Because how the hell are you supposed to justify to your investors that you're on a buying spree right before critical data comes out?
- Because how the hell are you supposed to justify to your investors that you're on a buying spree right before critical data comes out?
Examples
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However, if your Windows hard drive contains critical data that you stored after the creation of a restore point, you should not go for restoration.
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Most of it goes to tape, but the most critical data goes to the Sepaton VTL.
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The critical data are those shown in Figure 3.
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Especially if it involved products my organization relied on for protecting critical data.
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"The Center of Excellence program is a valuable tool in providing the critical data we need to reduce those accidents."
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Begin by identifying mission-critical data, processes, and vendors.
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By participating in EPA programs like the Food Recovery Challenge, our business is improving the measurement and transparency of critical data.
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Participants in the exercise concluded that, under a likely scenario, companies would have to shut down nonessential operations, secure critical data and files, and protect assets.
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And while most organizations understand the importance of protecting critical data, most IT administrators still struggle with outdated data protection technology, labor-intensive processes, and insufficient funding.
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Equity audits provide critical data to reveal educational inequities among diverse school groups; however, equity audits alone may not sufficiently capture the idiosyncrasies of exclusive school cultures that contribute to more subtle discrimination and poor student achievement.
Academic text (2008)
Antonyms
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Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'information that is essential' is directly and compositionally derived from 'critical' (extremely important) modifying 'data' (information). This simple ADJ+NOUN pattern is cross-linguistically common and therefore a B1 learner who knows both constituents will readily infer the MWE meaning.
Etymology
Critical data comes from the idea of critical meaning a very important moment and data meaning facts or numbers. So imagine a doctor who needs exact numbers in a life or death case. Those facts are 'essential' because decisions depend on them.