The data are thought of as a bundle of information provided at each point.
But a smartphone, they add, is a bundle of information technology, including hardware, software and techniques for sending and receiving voice, data and video.
"After a night's sleep the news is as indispensable as the breakfast," Thoreau wrote sarcastically in 1854, about the time people began to use the phrase "the news" to refer to the bundle of information that is dumped on the public's doorstep daily, to be consumed and discarded along with the coffee grounds.
It can give you a bundle of information, including sunrise and sunset times and how far away your destination is.
The minimal transition bundle of information has to consist of pattern identification (4B), timestamps (8B*2) of starting and ending time of recognition, location (8B*2) of latitude and longitude and the last device id or temporary token (16B).
In general, for a convex function h, bundle methods store the trial points (y^{i}), (iin J_{ell}) with their function values and subgradients in a bundle of information: bigcup_{iin J_{ell}} bigl{ bigl y^{i}, hbigl y^{i}bigr), g^{i}_{h} in partial hbigl y^{i}bigr bigr) bigr}, (15) and a point (x^{k}:=x^{k ell)}) (called stability center) which is the "best" point obtained so far.
In a new era of digital broadcasting, they cite the potential bundling of information, technology and human capital as having the capacity to undermine diversity and plurality.
Matrics, a privately held company in Rockville, Md., makes radio frequency identification systems that transfer small bundles of information embedded in product tags to wireless readers.
Instead, the computer's processors are designed to spit out lots of tiny bundles of information as and when it suits them, much as a neuron spikes in response to a certain threshold of electrical activity.
Energy efficient compiler is one of the software level green computing techniques, which contains bundles of information related to software structure and execution.
