The workload is crushing, the information flow seemingly unmanageable.
It is not there to make us endlessly up our performance inside a crushing cascade of information overload.
World War Web This week, an unprecedented alliance of anti-American terrorist groups launched a massive Internet-based attack on the computing systems of U.S. public and private interests, crashing Web sites, shutting down critical infrastructure and delivering a crushing blow to our information economy.
After conquering Wall Street in the 1970s, crushing competitors in the information-technology industry in the '80s and reigning over New York City politics for the past decade, the ever-ambitious Mr. Bloomberg now wants to dominate a new sphere — the world of opinion.
Charles Dickens refers specifically to the "last straw" in his novel "Dombey and Son" (1848): "As the last straw breaks the laden camel's back, this piece of underground information crushed the sinking spirits of Mr. Dombey".
Compressed corners and edges resulting from crushing round particles can give information on the brittle deformation structures.
To be sure, apps and digital platforms will be able to continue to collect personal information without facing crushing litigation, if they get their users' permission.
With the race for reputation red hot and the crush of information tiring us all out, people need fewer choices.
A few days later in Concord, New Hampshire, NBC's David Gregory talked about the "incredible crush of information," shortly after rehearsing for the 15th (of 19) Republican debates so far this campaign cycle -- an event that drove even more coverage in the waning days of the New Hampshire primary.
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Gravitational waves are the only information known to be capable of escaping a black hole's crushing gravity.
