Sentence examples for Redistribution of information from inspiring English sources

Redistribution of information and resources is particularly challenging for social insects because of the multiple stages through which resources have to be transferred.

To complicate things even further, many public institutions actively prohibit the redistribution of information in their catalogues (as they sell it to - or are locked into restrictive agreements with - third party companies).

Lane and Martin (2010) pointed out that it was the efficient redistribution of genetic information in eukaryotes (a few bioenergetically specialized genes in the organelles, with most of the information located in the nucleus) made an increase in genome size and complexity possible.

Last week the New York Times surveyed a small handful of the myriad Facebook datasets floating about the academic realm and the cavalier attitude of the academic world towards access and redistribution of users' personal information.

Therefore, policies that mandate the redistribution of wealth and information through foreign aid and social welfare assist countries in coping with the growing epidemic.

Reported patient race/color, after redistribution of those lacking information uniformly across the race/color categories, is predominantly white (52%), followed by brown (35%), black (11%), Asian (0.9%) and native Brazilian (0.2%).

Redistribution of the data is not permitted.

As redistributions alter an electorate's area and demographic profile, the 2006 Census conducted by the Australian Bureau of Statistics on the boundaries prior to the redistribution is the main source of information on the electorate's current profile.

While I admire knowledge production, I also value the redistribution of resources, accessibility to information, and education and action about the structures that produce inequality and climate change," Jin stresses.

Caesium-137 derived from nuclear testing in the past century has been widely used as a sediment tracer of soil redistribution, providing information on medium term (40 50 years) erosion rates.

And the redistribution-of-the-wealth argument?