Sentence examples for Drawing on information from inspiring English sources
Drawing on information gathered from the Royal Society's meetings, his own correspondence with natural philosophers and the latest books and pamphlets, Oldenburg produced a monthly overview of all that was new in natural philosophy.
Drawing on information from a Northeast regional waste-exchange network, Fairfield's managers identify high-value byproducts and contact companies that can pool these byproducts into batches large enough to sell.
Drawing on information and communications theory, this paper explores the conceptual underpinnings for intelligence after Pearl Harbor, how "information" is conceptualized in the new framework, and the consequences of these shifts for analysis.
Drawing on information and analysis collected for a major review of Australia's NIS, and the government's 10-year plan in response to it, we show how the free market trajectory of policy-making of past decades is being extended, complemented and refocused by new approaches to complex-evolutionary system thinking.
Drawing on information signaling theory, we empirically examine how the two social information cues frequently found on online social communities, action-based social information (i.e., peer consumer purchase) and opinion-based social information (i.e., peer consumer review), influence consumer purchase decisions.
Prepared by Molly Eikerdt, with Alexa Rosenberg and Danielle Martin, drawing on information from survey teams.
He did consider whether it was an "abuse of process" to draw on information acquired through torture.
The technology allows robots to draw on information about the world around them from a network of computers instead of making calculations on the fly.
Such an approach must draw on information about how detrimental specific land use transitions are with regard to, for instance, the functionality of soils, water balance or habitat quality at specific locations.
A system is narrow-scope encapsulated if it cannot draw on information held outside of it in the course of its processing.
These beliefs often require that we draw on information that is linked to particular feelings and valuations, and because of this, we develop attitudes about people, events, and behaviors.
