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Meanings of open data in English
Practice of sharing data publicly and reusably.
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Examples for "od"
Examples for "od"
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Ghazee-od Deen had only one son, the reigning sovereign, Nuseer-od Deen Hyder.
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Protecting kiwi in the region would be a major benefit od these eforts.
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The od, a new imponderable, a sort of electricity, is perhaps nothing else.
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I heard him mention that od force thing several times.
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The warrior rained down slurs upon the od forces' master.
Usage of open data in English
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The announcement contained some very strong language in support of open data.
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That would have choked off the open data agenda from day one.
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But open data isn't just all about silicon roundabouts and armchair auditors.
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Another recent example of an open data initiative is Cabi's Plantwise Knowledge Bank.
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He also said that attitudes towards open data needed to change.
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You also created government open data resource Data.gov during your time as CIO.
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Official European support for open data is currently higher than ever.
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Civil servants can evangelise to colleagues about the opportunities that open data represents.
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What do you think of open data initiatives in the UK?
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Here are five reasons why open data matters for social justice and democratic accountability.
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Governments have made recent commitments to transparency and open data.
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Using open data to understand the take up of innovations is not without challenges.
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We already are seeing the genesis of this in the corporate open data sector.
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Tang is a fervent believer in open data, open governance, and civil society-government collaboration.
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And what might the new measures mean for the future of open data in Europe?
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Within the development sector, involvement in open data may mean different things to different organisations.
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Open data across language varieties
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