Data Science Terms

verb to gather or collect a large amount of something over time

• The company was able to amass a large amount of data through their research efforts.
• I've been trying to amass a collection of vintage vinyl records.
• She's been amassing quite the following on social media.
• Over the years, he has managed to amass a wealth of knowledge and experience.

noun a shapeless mass; a drop of a thick liquid or other viscous substance

• The scientist observed a mysterious blob under the microscope.
• I accidentally spilled some paint and now there's a blob on the floor.
• That blob of ketchup on your shirt is really noticeable.
• Her thoughts were like a swirling blob, impossible to untangle.

noun the process of using computer technology

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adjective related to or involving computers or computer technology

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• The field of computing continues to advance at a rapid pace.
• I'm really into computing and learning about new technologies.
• Computing is my jam - I love messing around with code and stuff.
• In the vast landscape of knowledge, computing serves as the bridge to endless possibilities.

noun a made-up word that does not have a standard definition in the English language

• The actification of the new policy will require thorough analysis and implementation.
• I heard they're actifying the new rules starting next week.
• The actification of that plan is gonna be a real headache.
• The actification of her emotions was evident in her tearful speech.