Sentence examples for attracted information from inspiring English sources

The event attracted information communications technology (ICT) professionals from around the world, with topics including data centre energy efficiency and modernisation, and, most groundbreaking, discussions about the development of required standards for green data centres.

Another business area, north of and farther inland than the original one, has emerged in the vicinity of Shin-Yokohama railway station (of the Shinkansen) and has attracted information technology and related businesses.

As the College of Policing draft document notes, high-profile murders or disappearances almost always attract information from people, many of them sincere, who claim to have received their information from the other side.

India is fast rivalling China as the great bugbear, because of its success in attracting information-technology and data-processing business.

WALL STREET JOURNAL Technology Workers Replace Bankers at Tokyo Bar  |  A bar in Tokyo that once drew bankers from Goldman Sachs and Lehman Brothers now attracts information-technology workers, Bloomberg News reports.

A previous attempt by the Nepali government to attract information-technology companies failed when an "IT Park" where authorities had invested the equivalent of $3.5 million did not attract tenants due to technical insufficiency and poor facilities.

Crowd-sourced citizen science [45] and volunteered geographic information [46 48] efforts attract data quality research for obvious reasons.

Advertisers are attracted to information that Facebook has about a user's friends or Google has about a user's search queries, he said.

"For example, in Bulgaria, social benefits are paid to families on the basis of school attendance by their children, while in Serbia, mothers are attracted to information and education activities through toy libraries, spaces where children can come to play or rent cognitive toys.

Scientists in China cost less than a third of their counterparts in the West, and China offers tax breaks, construction loans and other incentives to attract Western information technology companies' R&D dollars.

In contrast, two grouping individuals mutually attract and information transmission becomes a two-way, or group-level, process.