Seeing war as a tragically destructive form of information discovery makes Hanson think differently about peace.
Since in general the chemical analysis is based on destructive methods, the information about the spatial distribution of the trace elements within the tissue is usually lost.
If the big data storage system is compromised, it can be exceptionally destructive as individuals' personal information can be disclosed [19].
Because to talk about air pollution or infections or radiation would require a discussion of wealth inequalities, of living conditions, of asymmetry of information, of destructive environmental choices.
While effective, many of these methods can be time consuming, laborious, destructive, costly, and provide information for only limited areas.
The filter passes the ungated image (zero frequency) plus those higher frequencies that add more (constructive) motion information than (destructive) noise.
In an embarrassingly revealing letter to colleagues, Society president Leah McCormack deplores the destructive impact palliative care information will have on "a patient's spirit".
There are other, far less destructive ways to gain information, even to determine if future presidents have engaged in extra-marital affairs in the White House.
Conventional radiography offers information about destructive joint changes and has been the mainstay in diagnostic imaging in inflammatory arthropathies for decades.
