The challenge of understanding large and complex data includes issues such as clutter, performance, information loss and limited cognition.
Instead, the research finds, the aging brain is simply taking in more data and trying to sift through a clutter of information, often to its long-term benefit.
Away from the jangle of ads and promotions that clutter the information superhighway, there's an army of well-wishers who use the Web to bring information and people together.
It is going to cut the clutter of information that inundates players.
Random objects (cushions, stuffed animals) represent the clutter of information overload through which the dancers navigate.
I believe a celebrity's honest experience is real and can help breakthrough the clutter of information available to consumer audiences.
When today's graphics are too busy — layered with gradients and elaborate typography — people are forced to try to navigate a clutter of information in a very small space.
The group aims to "promote responsible industry practices and help consumers sort through the clutter of information and misinformation about identity theft and how to protect themselves," said Susan Grant, the federation's director of consumer protection, in a statement introducing the new Web site.
'There is a hint of nostalgic transformation, a yearning for a more transparent, expressive world, stripped of visual clutter, noise, information, cars,' Pawlikowski explains: 'a yearning for something more timeless and essential that works both on a realist level and as a soulscape.' But this nostalgia, he suggests, is more than 'a matter of geographical displacement'.
The clutter loss information was read from the clutter database of a mobile operator, the diffraction loss was calculated from the digital elevation model as a knife-edge effect, and the Tx height was set to the average BS height of 20m, while the typical Rx height was considered to be 1.5 m above the ground level.
