The Engines of Our Ingenuity 2642: Structured Data
Engines of Our Ingenuity

The Engines of Our Ingenuity 2642: Structured Data

B2Upper-intermediateSeptember 24, 20263 min
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Episode: 2642 The Importance of Structuring Data. Today, putting it all together.

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This programming is sponsored by St. Luke's Health, is becoming Common Spirit. While our name is changing, the care you know isn't. Expanding our collaboration with Baylor College of Medicine, we're bringing innovative expert health care closer to you.

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Learn more at commonspirit.org slash ST Luke's Health. This is the Engines of Our Ingenuity, made possible by the friends of KUHF Houston. Today, putting it all together. The University of Houston's College of Engineering presents this series about the machines that make our civilization run,

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and the people whose ingenuity created them. Phone books are really quite ingenious. In a matter of seconds, we can sort through tens of thousands of names and find just what we're looking for. That's because the data they contain is structured. The names are listed alphabetically.

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