Whether Newbury's two-day weekend fixture can be as informative is now open to major doubt.
Indeed, some distractions are more than useful; they might be more like realizations and can be as informative and multilayered as dreams.
For Mr. Kureishi, and perhaps many others, "some distractions are more than useful; they might be more like realizations and can be as informative and multilayered as dreams.
With the help of 20 students working toward their Ph.D.'s, Dr. Maher wants to publish papers that will be as informative and as prestigious in his field as those published at the Harvard Business School.
If Mr. Wilson's presentation is too disorganized, too full of potential ideas to be as informative as it might have been, then "Skin Deep," the show of small abstract paintings and gouache drawings by Mr. Gross might be faulted for being a bit too tidy and well packaged.
For example, if the author of a letter ostensibly recommending an applicant for a job says only that Mr. Jones is very punctual and his penmanship is excellent, he thereby flouts the maxim enjoining the speaker (or author) to be as informative as necessary; he may also flout the maxim enjoining relevance.
— "We … continue to believe that the number of paying players and the average amount each spends is important information … Merely noting paying players are historically less than 5 percent of the company's players does not appear to be as informative as would period to period amounts and trend analysis".
In such circumstances, silence can be as informative as a verbal message.
The reasoning is as follows: B violates the Maxim of Quantity to be as informative as required.
The researchers argue that such queries can be as informative as summary snippets and using this approach they provide more search results per one screen.
If this major dormancy QTL on chromosome 12 is widespread in the rice genepool, when it is cloned [22], it may be as informative as the shattering QTL sh4 has been regarding rice domestication.
