Sentence examples for a string of information from inspiring English sources

But HealthCare.gov is only the latest episode in a string of information technology debacles by the federal government.

"It would be a virtually impossible task for young children to memorize a sequence of 26 separate letters if you just gave it to them as a string of information," Dr. Thaut said.

Vizzacarro describes this data, known as a user agent, as a string of information that a computer uses to identify itself.

(A cookie is a string of information that a website stores on a visitor's computer, and that the visitor's browser provides to the website each time the visitor returns).

In the years since the Human Genome project revealed our genetic blueprint, when the option of owning your personal sequence seems just round the corner, DNA is often presented as a string of chemical information that can be played like a tape.

No student will succeed in college or the workplace if he confuses writings with speeches, conducts a one-sided analysis, or simply spits back a string of memorized information.

When Demonoid disappeared, there was an unexplained period of site downtime followed by a string of false information regarding the alleged raid at their hosting provider, which led to reports without evidence that its administrators were arrested in Mexico, and the site has not returned since.

When Demonoid disappeared, there was an unexplained period of site downtime followed by a string of false information regarding the alleged raid at their hosting provider, which led to reports without evidence that its administrators were arrested in Mexico and the site has not returned since.

A string of freedom of information requests by the TaxPayers' Alliance and the Daily Mail showed that more than 7,500 staff at universities earned more than £100,000 last year, including several vice-chancellors and professors earning more than £600,000.

The then chief super Bob Tooby took me under his personal protective wing as we stood in no man's land between the two groups – and the event provided much debate on the blog and sparked a string of freedom of information requests on the costs of policing the protests, revealed in July.

After Labour had a string of requests for information on the project rejected, the shadow education secretary, Lucy Powell, said: "If ministers are confident of the case they have built on this new grammar school, then surely they should be content to publish the application so that the public has the opportunity to consider it?