In the course of their work on the Logic Theorist and GPS, Newell, Simon, and Shaw developed their Information Processing Language (IPL), a computer language tailored for AI programming.
The remaining services were still developing their information technology systems and were unable to participate in the analysis.
Because the state's database of 800,000 well logs is not publicly available, local agencies, consultants, academics and communities looking for safe water supplies must develop their own information in order to develop groundwater models, discover the water quality characteristics of a basin, or determine which wells are likely to go dry.
We've noted the statements by Prime Minister Blair; we've noted the statement by the NATO Secretary General, Lord Robertson, and others as well, who have seen this information, who have developed their own information.
"Young people are motivated and eager to contribute in the fight against HIV/AIDS, and schools are well placed to provide them with information, develop their life skills and facilitate their involvement in their own communities to prevent infection and provide care for children and families affected by HIV/AIDS.
Groups should use the information and points of view in the articles, as well as other resources (such as the Web sites located in the "Related Web sites" section of this lesson) to gather information and develop their platform.
But research shows that most physicians already have in mind two or three possible diagnoses within minutes of meeting a patient, and that they tend to develop their hunches from very incomplete information.
The Notation in Science Communication (NSC) provides undergraduates with a new opportunity to develop their ability to communicate technical information to a variety of audiences.
Yet it was his prosecutors who compromised national security: one physicist they consulted absent-mindedly misplaced a classified document that contained all the details for launching a full-scale thermonuclear program; from the transcript of the hearing, the British gleaned enough information to develop their own H-bomb.
