Sentence examples for definition information from inspiring English sources
The problem is, however, that information that is valuable for defending U.S. systems is, almost by definition, information that is valuable for attacking them, too.
A product's complexity and design level were analyzed first, and key factors such as CE methods, process definition, information system, communication and organization were used as a tool for optimizing the EC process.
After goal definition, information has to be collected and evaluated in order to build hypotheses about the system (Dörner and Wearing 1995).
Such processes require different tasks and activities including goal elaboration and definition, information seeking and recording, forecasting and planning, decision making, performing goal-oriented actions and operations, and action control and reflection (Dörner and Wearing 1995).
With this definition, information quantity and quality form a continuum from a total lack of information to complete information from black through grey to white (Chan and Tong 2007).
Our approach is to use the co-occurrence of A and B in an activity table in the published medicinal chemistry literature as an indication that two molecules are similar according to this definition, information which is available from the ChEMBL database [23].
By definition, information-bearing drivers are not necessarily the primary cause of spontaneous activity in their thalamic targets (Sherman and Guillery 2006).
To semantically analyze these interpretations and discover which ones are legal, we implemented and extended the Inheritance Graph, a semantic analysis formalism which supports constant-time access to type and use-definition information for all names defined in a program.
There are four phases within any penetration test: Regulatory, Definitions, Information, and Interactive Controls Test.
Planning grew out of the "Gantt charts" designed in 1917 and 1918 to plan war production, and so did the use of analytical logic and statistics, which used quantification to convert experience and intuition into definitions, information, and diagnosis.
Not only does this directly reduce PBIS by publishing more results, but it provides readers with a choice of results if they prefer different definitions (information that would be discarded by a pre-specified hypothesis rule).
