Sentence examples for container of information from inspiring English sources
"Smart bricks-and-mortar retailers have figured out that they not only sell books--they sell the experience of buying books, and they are selling it to a connoisseur consumer base that distinguishes between the book as physical object and the book as a container of information".
A genome analysis in terms of (shortest) hapaxes and (maximal) repeats, providing their relative distribution within the genome, highlights the associative nature of DNA as a container of information [ 13].
Their research will be used to create "culture capsules," sealed containers of information for future generations to examine.
The use of cards in Maps illustrates one of their most powerful features, which is that they are inherently stackable, layerable, flexible and ultimately dispensable containers of information.
They are no longer viewed as passive "black-box" containers of information, but as playing an active role that is determined by their position in the ever-changing network.
If a police officer does not know you have a container of digitized private information that might hold evidence, you will not be asked to consent to it being searched.
It's significant that the building was put up in the land of Microsoft (and with some of the company's money), since it is such a powerful testament to architecture as a container for the delivery of information.
At the beginning, the author describes the improvements in information management, going through different stages from physical control of information containers to corporate portals.
These developments include the introduction of information containers for noise free information retrieval, the use of multiplexing to allow for a multiple user environment and an architecture based on the Joint fractional Fourier transform that allows increased degrees of freedom and simplifies the experimental requirements.
Informed by the contextual model of risk communication, Wynne acknowledges that individuals do not simply respond as empty containers for information [7,8].
