Sentence examples for days of information from inspiring English sources

"Four days of information had to be priced in to the market in a day.

The early days of information access over the Internet segue to the roots of modern content networking the World Wide Web (WWW).

In these days of information overload not everyone wants to have a "river of news" constantly updating them.

The interaction between science and computing goes back to the earliest days of information technology (IT), when the first digital computers were built in the 1940s to support scientific research.

Approximately 16 hours (over 2-3 days) of information and education were provided.

Here's another: Marc Ambinder, The Atlantic's very good politics blogger, was asked by Michael Kinsley to describe his typical day of information consumption, otherwise known as reading.

Mr. Ng then works on his blog and checks the news on Google Reader and Twitter to "officially start my day of information".

One child aged six was missing for four days, while a teenager disappeared for 529 days, freedom of information requests have shown.

Due to the complicated nature of life these days, correctness of information, thoroughness of processing, precision of interpretation and soundness of judgment are, in most situations today, far more important than the simplest and fastest route to a judgment.

Among the identified ranked constraints, distance to the meeting place, confliction of meeting days with market days, poor dissemination of information regarding meeting days and risk were the top four most constraining factors of farmers' willingness to the MSP participation.

Shirky holds that TV served primarily to numb us to the crushing boredom that accompanied the surge of leisure time that arose in the early days of the information age.